Do not use persistent status sections for status messages #5
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Initially the plugin used `window.status_message`s which disappear after a few seconds. A persistent message like "sublack: reformatted" which doesn't even go away when editing the file is not helpful. Persistent messages for the daemon *on the view* are also a mistake as they stick to the view although the daemon has been probably started for the window. Make them non-sticky as well.
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CI pipeline is broken; the startup code doesn't even run. |
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Sorry for that, you're not the maintainer of sublack |
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Initially the plugin used
window.status_messages which disappearafter a few seconds. A persistent message like "sublack: reformatted"
which doesn't even go away when editing the file is not helpful.
Persistent messages for the daemon on the view are also a mistake
as they stick to the view although the daemon has been probably started
for the window. Make them non-sticky as well.