Also: there’s an LSP server for Terraform, so lsp-mode just works.
Also: there’s an LSP server for Terraform, so lsp-mode just works.
I often do lots of planning and writing in org-mode as an outline, so everything is basically headings that I can move around, promote/demote etc. Then when I want to paste it into Confluence I use this to export a subtree as markdown.
https://github.com/jplindstrom/dotemacs/blob/master/config/mode-org.el#L352
It’s brute-force, naive, shitty code and all that, but it works.
And, sometimes to get the level of markdown headings / bullet points correct I have to run this on a higher level org heading and then pick just a bit of the output to paste into the wiki.
One thing that doesn’t work well in the Confluence editor in particular is if you have a code block below a markdown bullet point.
Can you say what’s going on here?
I’m assuming it’s avoiding doing work, but from which package? Something in core Emacs?
Not really doing React atm, but for node TypeScript I use
tide-mode
.Has anyone else incorporated that for React development?