kha-dinh

#!/bin/bash                                                                                                                                          ╭───────────   Line Numbers ────────────╮
BR=main
mapfile -t COMMITS < <(git rev-list --reverse --first-parent "$BR")

STEP=10000
for ((i = $STEP - 1; i < ${#COMMITS[@]}; i += STEP)); do
  │ git push origin "${COMMITS[$i]}:refs/heads/main"
done
# Final push to bring remote to tip
git push origin "$BR:refs/heads/main"

kha-dinh

set -o errexit
set -o pipefail
set -o nounset

ZOTERO_DIR="$HOME/Zotero"
ZOTERO_DB="${ZOTERO_DIR}/zotero.sqlite"

OPENER="xdg-open"

# All-in-one previewer copied from https://github.com/MarrekNozka/fzf--previewer

kha-dinh

Somehow bear did not work on my setup. Here is an alternative that collects the build log and use compiledb to generate compile_commands.json

First generate the build log by tracing executed commands

gmake SHELL='sh -x' 2>&1 | tee make.txt

Now we parse the build log:

kha-dinh

This took me some time to figure out. Works like a charm, VimtexInverseSearch as well as texlab did not work for me. I use Lunarvim so I haven't try it on vanilla Neovim.

You first need to install the package neovim-remote on your platform.

Then, use the following configuration in your Packer declaration where vimtex is declared:

 {
        'lervag/vimtex',
        ft = { 'tex', 'bib' }, -- for lazy loading

kha-dinh

[Groups]
	NumberOfGroups = 9
[1]
  TriggerTop   = [MonitorReal1Top]
  TriggerLeft  = [MonitorReal1Left] + [MonitorReal1Width] / 2 - 50
  TriggerBottom= [MonitorReal1Top] + 35
  TriggerRight = [MonitorReal1Left] + [MonitorReal1Width] / 2 + 50

  GridTop   = Restore
  GridLeft  = Restore