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That makes the mappings for `~/.config` or `~/.local` more accessible.
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This mode effectively replaces the display lf gives you for mappings.
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This shaves off around 1.2 GB from the system closure.
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`atuin` now supports configuring the keymap.
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My patches have been merged upstream.
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The previous code only cared if the weight was positive, neutral, or
negative; which meant that it considered a track with weight = -1 equal
to one with weight = -999. This algorithm now performs a weighted
random selection based on the weight.
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This tries to keep the playlist size somewhat bounded, but is probably
not yet a perfect solution.
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It is easier to handle the messages before sending them.
The only thing we lose is the ability to specify messages via external
clients.
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It returns number of bytes, as such a char such as `Á` has a length of
2.
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That is already covered by the `by-name` update script.
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This is way more useful, than hard-coding `localhost:6600`.
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This is not a library, as such we can just use anyhow and provide better
and more concise errors to the user.
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This provides swallowing for river.
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This allows us to correctly track "negative" ratings, when the user
specifies `rating decr` multiple times.
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It is just easier to use the hand-written rust version, than to try to
do this via the beets plugin.
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