feat: Add filetype to task output buffer#439
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I'm fine with adding a filetype to the task output, but why only apply it if it's opened in the "bottom" direction?
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Okay, I moved the filetype setting to where I think it makes the most sense. LMK if you experience any issues with it |
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Perfect, will do! Honestly, I do not remember right now why I implemented it like that, but I'll check it out after holiday break. |
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This PR aims to add a filetype to the task output buffer. This will allow users to customize their experience further, and integrate with other plugins (e.g. edgy.nvim, focus.nvim, etc).