The [HACKING](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/master/HACKING) file has this:
> Before the 1.0 release series, the ABI can change when necessary, and
even the API can change.
Obviously Geany has long switched to 1.x versions. Does this text still apply?
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Remove deprecated symbols: PROXY_IGNORED, PROXY_MATCHED, PROXY_NOLOAD
The only plugin affected is geanypy. But it is currently broken because of GTK2 dependencies.
See #3019.
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* Remove deprecated symbols: PROXY_IGNORED, PROXY_MATCHED, PROXY_NOLOAD
-- File Changes --
M src/plugindata.h (13)
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When people propose a feature / make a feature request, it can one of 2 cases:
1. They want it but don't plan to implement it themselves. Either b/c of no skills or no time. They just suggest it to the developers.
2. They want it and are ready/plan to implement it themselves.
It may be useful to require people to clearly state which case it is, what do you think?
Ideally to select a subcategory of issue to make; or place a label themselves. Alternatively, maintainters to label it clearly as such.
I think both developers, and non-developers, may benefit from being able to search/browse by this criterion.
For instance , so that developers can find out whether somebody else is already working or planinig to work on what they want, before starting to work on a fork and pull request. Or can join/help the ones who are planning to.
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Anyone else finds those fold lines too long ?
I know that the fold lines are done by Scintilla, so I submitted a feature request there: https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/feature-requests/1419/
With attached pictures to see the proposal at a glance.
If you like it, maybe you can comment/support it there :) .
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Add semantic labels to `MsgColors enum` in `msgwindow.h`.
COLOR_RED → COLOR_ERROR (geany-compiler-error)
COLOR_DARK_RED → COLOR_CONTEXT (geany-compiler-context)
COLOR_BLACK → COLOR_TEXT
COLOR_BLUE → COLOR_MESSAGE (geany-compiler-message)
Documentation referring to "orange" won't be accurate until after #3013 is merged. Opening PR now to allow more time for review.
Resolves #3016.
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* Add semantic labels to MsgColors enum in msgwindow.h
-- File Changes --
M src/build.c (10)
M src/msgwindow.c (12)
M src/msgwindow.h (20)
M src/plugindata.h (2)
M src/search.c (16)
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Hi, I'm coming from TextMate 2 on Mac, and TextMate does a great job with projects - by essentially making it invisible (frictionless).
You just open a folder, and that folder automatically becomes a project.
Geany could easily do something similar in my opinion. I don't know if the GNOME file picker allows you to pick either a directory or file, but if so, just do that and automatically create a new project file with the same name as the directory you 'Open'. If not, just have a separate "Project -> New from folder" menu option that is for choosing a directory.
If you implement this it will really make using Geany a lot nicer. Imagine being able to open up any random git clone you did and having everything 'just work'. Especially if you have the .editorconfig plugin installed.
Failing that, you could at least remove a little friction from the New Project form. I think if the path in the 'Filename' option is changed, it should automatically adjust the 'Base path' to match it.
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