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I discovered `guix pull --news` recently and realised I barely ever keep
up with nixpkgs's change logs, so here's a thing which might help to
change that. It's actually a little more general than I thought it'd
need to be — turns out that people do change old release notes items in
nixpkgs (mostly to update links), so it can format deletions as well.
(some vague inspiration was given by https://github.com/netj/markdown-diff)
It's a little cursed, but then so is using `lowdown` at all I'd say …
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lowdown isn't very good, but at least it doesn't have any weird cloud
features (why is this the standard for things that show text??)
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so I added a command to search though them :)
Should help whenever I'm not sure if I have cloned something already.
Intended usage is something like `cd (git where)`. It might be useful to
extend this so it doesn't assume everything has a remote called
`origin', but looks like my only three git repos which don't have
one (and which are not my own) where cloned via heartwood/radicle, and
I'm unlikely to need those again tbh.
… tbh, it might also be worth it to add a mass-fetch command? So much of
what I've cloned is just old stuff lying around …
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doggo is more maintained, can use IPv6, queries all nameservers at once
by default, and generally feels comfier.
(now if only it had a man page ..)
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turns out there's an issue for that:
https://github.com/sharkdp/bat/issues/2563
and even a hint in bat's README.md
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slightly tweaked from the suggestion here:
https://chaos.social/@Janik/109981566686066588
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(delta produces memory allocation bugs)
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(mostly to reduce hassle / build times for smaller machines)
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