Prefer to have widgets force a draw when their data changes. This should
reduce draws (unless the user has a module installed that updates >=
1/sec, the old draw default).
This should also remove a source of some of the race conditions that
users were experiencing (though not all, there are still many).
When no widget has focus, press the letter key to focus on the widget
assigned to that letter.
Example:
GitHub (d)
Press "d" to focus on the GitHub widget.
While spamming refresh on a pull request today to see if required
builds finished yet, it occurred to me that it'd be awesome to have
WTF tell me when a PR was ready to be merged. So, here it is! An
icon will now display next to PRs in the "My Pull Requests" section
detailing whether GitHub thinks they can be merged.
This is behind a new, opt-in config flag called "enableStatus",
due to the fact that in order to function, this feature has to hit
the GitHub API individually for each PR in order to get an updated
status check - there's a comment in the code with a link that
explains why (otherwise, `pr.GetMergeableState()` returns an empty
string). For a large number of PRs, this can slow down refreshes a
bit and _might_ even wind up rate limiting you (while testing I had
some instances of GH refusing to return me any repository info,
though it didn't actually give me an error, usually after I had
been spamming it with requests for 30 PRs in a row for a bit). So,
for that reason, use at your own risk (but it's probably fine).
I am not an emoji expert, so suggestions on the display are welcome
if you can think of anything awesome. A lot of the ones I tried
seemed to render funny and mess up spacing.
Widget titles can now be specified in the config file via a 'title' key.
Example:
wtf:
mods:
todo:
title: Tada
which can include emoji. No need to force everyone to look at my emoji,
now they can define their own.
Widgets can inform whether or not they should get tab focus.
Widgets that provide additional functionality should return true.
Widgets that have no extra capability should return false.
This allows the FocusTracker to only tab through and focus on widgets
for which it provides value.
