@@ -539,17 +539,24 @@ until it finds the file.
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Type: {string} , Default: `{}`
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*nvim-tree.system_open*
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- Configuration options for the system open command .
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+ Open a file or directory in your preferred application .
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*nvim-tree.system_open.cmd*
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- The command to run, leaving empty should work but useful if you want to
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- override the default command with another one.
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+ The open command itself.
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Type: `string ` , Default: `" " `
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+ Leave empty for OS specific default:
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+ UNIX: `" xdg-open" `
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+ macOS: `" open" `
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+ Windows: "`cmd" `
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+
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*nvim-tree.system_open.args*
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- The command arguments as a list.
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+ Optional argument list.
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Type: {string} , Default: `{}`
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+ Leave empty for OS specific default:
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+ Windows: `{ "/c", "start", '""' }`
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*nvim-tree.diagnostics*
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Show LSP and COC diagnostics in the signcolumn
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Note that the modified sign will take precedence over the diagnostics signs.
@@ -995,6 +1002,7 @@ Configuration options for trashing.
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*nvim-tree.trash.cmd*
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The command used to trash items (must be installed on your system).
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The default is shipped with glib2 which is a common linux package.
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+ Only available for UNIX.
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Type: `string ` , Default: `"gio trash"`
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*nvim-tree.actions*
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