feat(R.nvim): add option to register treesitter parsers for quarto and rmd files #239
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…d rmd files Add `register_treesitter` option to configuration to enable or disable treesitter parser registration for quarto and rmd files. Default is true.
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See also nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter#7183 |
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You can watch the video for reference. The issue stemmed from the order of registration, which might cause problems when using |
- Make description of `register_treesitter` short. - Add full description of `register_treesitter` (and fix broken link).
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When we put |
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That is perfect! Thank you for the info. |
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nvim-treesitter recently stoped to register rmd and quarto as filetypes. This is a problem because the syntax highlighting is not working anymore. This PR adds a new option
register_treesitterto let the user decide if they want to register the filetypes or not. By default, the filetypes are registered.See the commit here: nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter@da61d31