[vim/vim] runtime(hare): update for Hare 0.26.0 (PR #19398)

Amelia Clarke

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Feb 13, 2026, 4:54:29 PM (yesterday) Feb 13

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I have not updated the "last change" header at the top of the syntax file, as the upstream repository was last modified on February 1st still. I'm not sure if the same date should be used here, or if it would be better to list the date of this downstream commit instead.

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7cbfbd5 runtime(hare): update for Hare 0.26.0

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M runtime/syntax/hare.vim (2)

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Christian Brabandt

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Feb 13, 2026, 5:21:14 PM (yesterday) Feb 13

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chrisbra left a comment (vim/vim#19398)

Is @offset no longer a hare keyword?

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Amelia Clarke

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Feb 13, 2026, 7:05:16 PM (23 hours ago) Feb 13

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selenebun left a comment (vim/vim#19398)

That's right. It was removed and replaced with _: typename in struct/union declarations to describe the offset amount.

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Christian Brabandt

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chrisbra left a comment (vim/vim#19398)

Okay and should we keep this enabled for users still using older versions of Hare? Or do you think it is okay to drop it directly?

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Amelia Clarke

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selenebun left a comment (vim/vim#19398)

I personally don't believe it makes sense to keep it. Hare is still quite a small language, and the majority of users are closely following (or involved with) its development and using the latest master, while the remainder are using the latest release. Additionally, @offset was not a very commonly used attribute in the first place, so I think the overall impact is quite low.

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dkearns

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dkearns left a comment (vim/vim#19398)

I have not updated the "last change" header at the top of the syntax file, as the upstream repository was last modified on February 1st still. I'm not sure if the same date should be used here, or if it would be better to list the date of this downstream commit instead.