{"push_id":2789928462,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/jm-remove-zsh","head":"57d251b809e714960d572194e278941623ecc0b6","before":"cd1f092c02cfa3620848842f5e3aa1e9aef74268","commits":[{"sha":"57d251b809e714960d572194e278941623ecc0b6","author":{"name":"Josh Morrow","email":"c028c213ed5efcf30c3f4fc7361dbde0c893c5b7@jcmorrow.com"},"message":"Use fish! And other changes.\n\n- Use fish\n  - It's been nice so far, and my laziness around writing bash scripts\n    to do what I want is finally paying off in the sense that I didn't\n    have a lot of stuff to port over (more on that later)\n- Try (and fail) to port `kill_server` over to fish\n  - I thought this would work but for some reason the variable isn't\n    expanding into my expression like I expected. This results in that\n    script trying to kill a lot of random processes at the moment.\n- Change color scheme to `onehalf` from https://github.com/sonph/onehalf!\n  - I bounce around with colorschemes constantly. I was enjoying `1989`\n    from Gabe for a long time but was eager to get back to the world of\n    dark-text on light-background. The problem for me has actually been\n    getting the colors into a format that was usable for kitty. I ended up\n    just finding [a colorscheme I liked](https://github.com/sonph/onehalf)\n    and manually typing the colors into my `kitty.conf`. I still feel like\n    the world of colorschemes in terminals, emulators, and vim is\n    troubling. I would like to be able to say \"Here are the colors I want\n    to use, export this to every config of every program I use that tries\n    to control colors\". Maybe that's a future project.\n- Add a vim binding for multi-lining a long comma delimited line\n    - I have to do this a lot with python import statements. I had\n      gotten really fast at just typing `f,A↵ `, but this is nicer. The\n      fact that it is mapped to `Ctrl-c` is a little funky, but it's\n      convenient and it works.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/jcmorrow/dotfiles/commits/57d251b809e714960d572194e278941623ecc0b6"}]}
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