v0.180 cont. - Python: Added Python-specific task to run a Python file as a module from inside the project's scope. - Python: File, line references from Python, like `File "file.py", line 8` are now clickable in the terminal. - Python: Show tasks from Python plugin for standalone files.
v0.180 cont. - Improved memory usage around installed monospace fonts. - Improved Regex syntax highlighting. - Improved autocomplete suggestions in `settings.json`. - Python: Added detection for runnable Python modules.
Also in Zed v0.180: - Added persistence to editor folds to preserve them between restarts. - Added an `editor::CopyAndTrim` action to trim selections when copying. - Added a `go_to_definition_fallback` setting, which can be assigned `find_all_references` (default) or `none`.
🚀 Zed v0.180 is out! Zed's assistant now supports Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental and Claude Sonnet 3.7 Thinking (through Zed's provider and GitHub Copilot Chat).
(2/365) I’m not as happy with this one, but I worked late and missed the good light
upon further inspection, C is mapped _both_ to creating an issue and opening copilot, and i'm getting half and half, whatever project manager pushed this through is probably popping champagne right now
roll up to the github issues webpage as i casually do every day and hit 'c' on my keyboard to create a new issue as i have for years and it embedded deep in my muscle memory and BAM THEY SWITCHED IT TO OPEN UP COPILOT SATYA WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME
Hahaha, a asked AI to copy them
Lazy game reviews?
my favourite is the ~1-2 weeks where i can manage both just fine, before feeling utterly awful
🎉 Prisma ORM will soon become faster and leaner, as we transition from Rust to TypeScript.
This change will lead to smaller bundles, better query performance, and eliminate binaries.
Check out our blog to learn more about these exciting changes👇
pris.ly/bs/update-t... 
Offline Writes are now in public beta for the Turso Cloud:
turso.tech/blog/turso-o...
It allows you to write to your local SQLite files, and then sync it to the Cloud - as well as receiving live updates from the Cloud.
Conflict resolution is not yet supported - but coming in the future! @tur.so Thank you! You absolutely should, would be cool to see it!
Come find us at KubeCon! Booth N712.
Check out our video walkthrough for some more details 👇
youtu.be/LNxWk4twzGE Once we're satisfied with the adjustments to the migration file, we can just run a regular `migrate dev` to have it applied. 
The resulting migration file is created but not yet applied.
This is where we can step in and adjust the file to do whatever is needed.
For example, perhaps we want to create a new field called `fullName` which is the result of combining `firstName` and `lastName`. 
One of the most common workflows is to run `npx prisma migrate dev` which will:
1. Create a migration file
2. Apply the migration
To be able to intervene with the migration before it's applied, we need to pass `--create-only` 
✨ Prisma Migrate *just works*.
It takes your schema, produces migration files from it, and then applies the migrations to your database.
But sometimes you might want to step in to customize the migration before it runs.
Here's a quick look at how to do that with Prisma Migrate 👀 
TJ ❤️
Fantastic blog post! Thanks a lot for sharing this!
Would you be interested in discussing this on the @localfirst.fm podcast? Thank you! Ohhh lovely, I really like the printer idea! I might do the same