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I mean the task list on the right side. |
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Maybe it will help |
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I used this response from the issues as a blueprint and created a function that I use for the keymaps instead of ./lua/utils.lua local M = {}
function M.run_template_open_view(opts)
-- opens the task view when a template is run
-- see https://github.com/stevearc/overseer.nvim/issues/36#issuecomment-1238715487
local overseer = require("overseer")
overseer.run_template(opts, function(task)
if task then
overseer.open({ enter = false })
end
end)
end
return M With LazyVim I defined keymaps like this: ...
keys = {
{
"<leader>rj",
function()
require("utils").run_template_open_view({ name = "just qa", params = { args = {} } })
end,
desc = " Just QA-recipe",
},
... |
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How can I open Overseer panel when I select (or run) command (in command selection)? Thank you!
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