This is only meant to provide minimal filetype recognition as the first step to get some level of editor support for the language. It can be extended once the language has a (more) stable syntax.
See https://github.com/NLnetLabs/roto.
Note: I have no affiliation with NLnetLabs, I simply would like to improve the editor support in order to make it easier to use.
Note 2: I have tried to figure out all the places where I should make changes. If I've missed something I'm happy to update the PR.
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/19195
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is this actually used much?
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I don't have any particular insight into that, but no, I can't imagine it has a lot of real world users yet. It was somewhat recently presented at a Rust conference, as well as a Rust-focused podcast. This is how I learned about it, and at least to me it ticks a lot of boxes. More importantly though, I'd be surprised if it went away, seeing as the organization behind it is developing it actively and has it as a part of their core product.
I'm totally fine if this is to early days to be included. I just saw heaps of filetypes I had never heard of and figured the bar was low.
Thanks for your time either way!
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I think this is a bit too early. If this gains momentum we can include it later. Feel free to re-submit in a year or so. Thanks for understanding.
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