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Allow users to customize window-local options for the input window via `ui.input.win_options` in config. Any valid Neovim window option can be set, such as signcolumn, cursorline, number, relativenumber, etc. This improves flexibility for user preferences and editor appearance.
Introduce a new `on_question_asked` hook in the config, allowing users to execute custom logic when a question is asked. Updated types and renderer to support this hook, passing the session and question request to the user-defined function.
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this can already be achieved using the autocmds vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('User', {
pattern = 'OpencodeEvent:question.asked',
callback = function(args)
-- args.data.event.properties.questions
end,
}) |
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@disrupted did not know that thank you! we can close this issue then, i will try with your code |
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The use case is to show a macos notification for example when opencode asks for user input