treemacs-follow-mode unconditionally activated
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That is working as intended.
I do not want to implement a bunch of neat features like follow-mode and filewatch-mode and then end up with barely anyone using them because they are all hidden inside a readme so long, noone bothers reading it. It's the same reason why my install snippet example is filled with a bunch of defaults - hoping people will read it and use some of the settings I have on offer.
and then I have to deactivate it again after loading
Do you mean manually? Because that's not necessary. You can just put (treemacs-follow-mode -1) into your treemacs config.
Alexander-Miller
on 17 Jul 2018
I can see that you want to enable it by default.
I was just looking for a way to disable it and couldn't find one.
Disabling it again after loading treemacs works of course.
I didn't even think about it.
Thanks for treemacs, I like it :heart:
dakra
on 17 Jul 2018
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That is working as intended.
I do not want to implement a bunch of neat features like follow-mode and filewatch-mode and then end up with barely anyone using them because they are all hidden inside a readme so long, noone bothers reading it. It's the same reason why my install snippet example is filled with a bunch of defaults - hoping people will read it and use some of the settings I have on offer.
Do you mean manually? Because that's not necessary. You can just put
(treemacs-follow-mode -1)into your treemacs config.