Remove ‘require dired’ usage#110
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This slows down loading gist.el. Instead to get the ‘@’ key to work, you must enable the new ‘gist-dired-mode’. To use just do add a hook in dired-mode like this: (add-hook 'dired-mode-hook 'gist-dired-mode) This is possible to setup through use-package: (use-package gist :ensure nil :commands gist-mode :hook (dired-mode . gist-dired-mode))
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Gist is causing a slow down in my configuration. It looks like it is from requiring dired. Hopefully this is an okay solution?
Instead to get the ‘@’ key in dired-mode to work,
you must now enable the new ‘gist-dired-mode’. To use just do add a hook
in dired-mode like this:
This is possible to setup through use-package: