ws-butler only strips trailing spaces on lines that have been modified.
+ ws-butler is disabled if editorconfig enables
trim_trailing_whitespace, which resorts to delete-trailing-whitespace
instead.
+ Updates doom|(enable|disable)-delete-trailing-whitespace hooks to use
ws-butler-mode.
Fixes an issue where exec-shell-from-path could not be installed on
Linux or Windows.
Doom used :ignore because, at the time, it supported a workflow where
your Emacs config was shared over dropbox or rslsync across multiple
computers. This workflow is no longer supported (it was very buggy!), so
this is no longer necessary. :ignore should also be reserved for private
use and not used internally.
Editorconfig is given precedence. If it successfully sets an
indent_style or indent_size for the current buffer, automatic
indentation detection will be disabled.
Use-package broke in a recent update, as with Doom, since it relies so
heavily on it. To combat this issue arising again, use-package will be
installed from melpa-stable from now on.
Addresses #283
+ Add relative line number support (see doom-line-numbers-style)
+ Update doom/toggle-line-numbers
+ New hook functions: doom|enable-line-numbers,
doom|disable-line-numbers
Addresses #156
linum-mode *really* slows down buffers when they're displayed in more
than one window. This lag isn't present in nlinum. nlinum isn't perfect
either but... lesser of two evils.
This includes advisors and an ESC hook to mitigate the issue of
disappearing nlinum line numbers.
