"hx --health" is overbearing, with 189 lines currently. Why not allow what is shown to be user-configured?

[luccahuguet]

the user could have a config variable holding the names of languages/tools that he is most interested in

for example:

[editor.health]
focus = ["HTML", "JavaScript", "Python", "Java", "C", "C++", "CSS", "SQL", "bash", "Go"]

so running hx --health would only show those.

and when the user needs to see all of them (rarely), they could just hx --health all or hx --health-all

this feature could have sinergies or be implemented together with #7401

[vereym]

It's a bit more tedious than what you're suggesting, but you can do hx --health html; hx --health c; hx --health javascript to view individual languages.

[luccahuguet]

Yes, I'm aware of that, but thanks for adding

[sylvainterrien]

There are now around 250 languages listed in hx --health, and this number is likely only to increase. I also think it would be useful to have an option to list only the languages that the user uses, based on their configuration.

I've made a PR (#13484) that does this, not with a specific config but based on the use-grammars in languages.toml. I named the option my-languages, but a better name could probably be found.

Here's an example of the result :

[luccahuguet]

Amazing work!

And yes, I completely agree