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v0.182 cont.

- 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.

- Added a way to temporarily stop LSP servers.
- Improved Bash heredoc highlighting.
- Zed-managed pylsp installations will now correctly upgrade themselves.

v0.182 cont.

- Improved runnable detection for test modules in Rust.
- Improved error handling for project panel actions.
- Improved keybindings for close all tabs to better match VSCode behavior.
- Added an activity indicator for long-running git commands.

Also in Zed v0.182:

- 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.
- Added tags to tasks selector.

Linux X11 users can now share their screens with others in Zed channels. 

Here, Joseph (macOS) is viewing Michael's screen (Linux X11).

4/ Flux's core benefits:

✅ Integrates seamlessly with QGIS, ArcGIS, web maps, and more

✅ Scales effortlessly with auto-scaling cloud-native architecture

✅ Fully managed: includes observability, auth, logging, and billing support

✅ Compatible with tools in Python, R, Java, C++, MATLAB, and more

3/ 𝐅𝐥𝐮𝐱 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭.

Flux is a plug-and-play solution for serving Zarr data directly from object storage—no bespoke APIs, no server maintenance. Just standard-compliant, production-grade endpoints your tools already know how to use.

2/ Our customers told us the same story: they were building one-off APIs to deliver slices of massive datasets to front-end tools. Each time, they hit walls w/ scale, flexibility,& interoperability. Maintaining those services took precious time away from engineers’ work on core product development.

1/ Today we are launching Flux, a powerful new addition to the Earthmover platform. Flux is a high-performance gateway for exploring, querying, and visualizing geospatial data via standards-compliant APIs (EDR, WMS, and OPeNDAP).

By in person, I mean over the Internet, as I'm currently in S. Africa.

Should we meet in person, or would you prefer a loom that gives you some guidance? Or both?

We're already on it! Under the hood I believe it uses miniflare