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v0.182 cont.

- Zed-managed pylsp installations will now correctly upgrade themselves.
- Vim: Added motions from the indent wise plugin: `[-`, `]-`, `[+`, `]+`, `[=`, `]=`.
- Vim: Switch to the configured default mode after paste instead of hard-coding Normal mode.

v0.182 cont.

- Improved multi buffer excerpts to merge when expanded.
- Added an activity indicator for long-running git commands.
- Added a way to temporarily stop LSP servers.
- Improved Bash heredoc highlighting.

v0.182 cont.

- Added tags to tasks selector.
- Improved runnable detection for test modules in Rust.
- Improved contrast of terminal ANSI colors in Gruvbox theme(s).
- Improved error handling for project panel actions.
- Improved keybindings for close all tabs to better match VSCode behavior.

Zed Preview v0.182 is out too!

- Added support for screensharing on X11 (Linux).
- Added a button to open the project search to the status bar.
- Added an `editor: toggle case` command.
- Added tasks from rust-analyzer.
- Added ability to spawn tasks by tag with key bindings.

v0.181 cont.

- Vim: Added `:ls` and `:buffers`.
- Vim: Added `:options` and `:map`.
- Vim: Added `g?` convert to `Rot13`/`Rot47`.

v0.181 cont.

- Added ability to double click on empty pane to open a new file.
- Python: Improved detection of virtualenvwrapper environments in work trees.
- Python: Improved highlighting of function parameters in Python.
- Python: Improved display of environments in toolchain selector.

v0.181 cont.

- Added support for automatically inserting a newline when hitting enter between opening and closing tags in JSX/TSX.
- Improved restoration of editor state when files are reopened (folds, selections, scroll position).
- Added persistent history of command palette usages.

Also in Zed v0.181:

- Added support for DeepSeek R1 hosted on AWS Bedrock.
- Mouse cursor now auto-hides in more circumstances.
- Added support for project panel hiding gitignored files.

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Once you hit an a `shouldNeverHappen`, you automatically can debug interactively.

I highly recommend using a helper function like `shouldNeverHappen` instead of throwing errors directly in your code (only applies to defects/panics).

It's an easy way to make your code more readable and improve DX by automatically opening the debugger during dev.

Along the way, he dispels pervasive myths about how S3 prefixes work and the limits that key names impose on scalability. Relevant not just for #Icechunk but any cloud data system (including Apache Iceberg ) which stores data across many objects in object storage.