Optionally suppress the symlink destination #1396
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@tobywan looks good to me, just fix the style :) |
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Thanks, I pushed a 3rd commit that should have fixed it. Is your comment after that push? |
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yes, check the CI :) there is a missing space before the |
D'Oh! |
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Not able to review right now, however this is a fantastic option that I will definitely use. |
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Setting
nvim-tree.renderer.symlink_destination=falsewill prevent the arrow and symlinklink_tofileappearing in the tree.
The original symlink name, icons and colour are not affected.
This is useful when
nvim-tree.view.adaptive_size = true, because the full path of thenode.link_tois used which can mean that the tree window is excessively large for files deep in the file system.Compare: