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Great to see! How will GitHub distinguish between Pkl and Python's Pickle, which already registered the |
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Hey all, One qualification for language support to get merged in Linguist is enough demand. GitHub asks in their PR-based quiz if there are at least "hundreds of repos" with a new language present. We may have a tough time proving this, though, due to the extension overlap with Python Pickle. It may help, then, if interested parties upvote the PR to show GitHub that Pkl has a strong community deserving of syntax highlighting. |
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Hey, thanks for the work here! We're stepping on each other's toes a bit, though. We're actually preparing our own PR for linguist that we plan on submitting soon. Also, we have a much more robust textmate grammar than the one that's in pkl-vscode: https://github.com/apple/pkl.tmbundle The one in pkl-vscode is pretty bare bones, because pkl-vscode uses tree-sitter-pkl to do most of the heavy lifting. |
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@bioball @stackoverflow mentioned this work on the PR; sorry about that. We are happy to defer to the Pkl team in all regards 😁 |
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At time of writing, the PR is currently pending review in the Linguist repo
Hey everyone, @sgammon and I have been looking a lot into PKL in recent times so we decided to add support for syntax highlighting and language detection in GitHub's Linguist repo, which (if merged) will allow GitHub to correctly visualize
.pkl
files in the web viewer.Some details like the color of the language can be adjusted before the feature goes live (let us know if it's necessary), so we thought it would be a good idea to open a related discussion. Happy to contribute more in the future, thank you for the great work!
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