Should we add nvim-treesitter-context for sticky header

[Saafo]

Feature description

nvim-treesitter-context can implement the "sticky scroll" feature in VSCode, or the so called "sticky header" feature in Xcode 14, but I'm not sure whether every body like it.

Additional information

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[CharlesChiuGit]

discussion would be a better place for this kind of topic.

[CharlesChiuGit]

I tried this plugin before, but I removed it after few weeks.
It seems cool at first, but it's not very useful for me. I always tried to limit my functions or classes within the windows view of my terminal.

[Saafo]

Got it. I'm always dealing with large project and the length of most functions are very long, so I need it. I'll add to my custom config if it's not suitable to everybody.

[CharlesChiuGit]

If that's the case, then indeed this plugin would be very helpful for u!

[ayamir]

I removed it about 1 year ago, but I forgot the reason about it: 793db03

[vollowx]

It's really useful for developers who always edit big and indented files, so what about add it as a optional plugin (comment it) like fcitx5.nvim and copilot.lua?

[Saafo]

However, it seems copilot.lua isn't disabled by default?

nvimdots/lua/modules/plugins/completion.lua

Line 57 in 3be4c9b

completion["zbirenbaum/copilot.lua"] = {

[CharlesChiuGit]

I have no opinion on adding a commented plugin. it depends on @ayamir 's decision.

[Saafo]

So since it's been removed long time ago, I'll add it as my custom plugin. Thanks everybody!

[ayamir]

It's ok to add it to main IMO. Feel free to open your pr for it.

[Saafo]

Ok, I've opened here #707 .