Can you clarify? Do you mean that Nova isn’t using the queries in tree-sitter-elixir’s highlights.scm file?
eahanson
LostKobrakai
I’ve tried nova a few times looking for that nice native experience, but I just cannot get back to a tabbed editor. I’ve been disabling tabs on my editors for years now, navigating just by jumping back and forth between recently edited files, which doesn’t seem to be a supported usecase for nova.
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eahanson
I just released 2 Nova extensions that might help in case you’re interested:
Go To Tab and Open Recent
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KristerV
i hate tabs. i wish to work in VR so i can have all active files just open 
but for now - could you talk more about how you navigate open files? i’d love to figure out a better workflow.
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LostKobrakai
In vscode i use cmd+p to open fuzzy search for files and sometimes the explorer in the sidebar. Then I have (shift+)cmd+e (custom, taken from phpstorm iirc)[1] to switch back and forth on the stack of recently opened files. Vscode can also jump between cursor locations with (shift+)ctrl+-(need to find a better keybinding for that)[2], which can sometimes be useful if you’re working in multiple places of the same file. Not sure if that helps, given for me the goal is to have just one thing in front of me at a time – hence why tabs are disabled – and less to have everything in front of me. If I really need multiple things at the same time I usually temporarily open them side by side – most often jumping back and forth is easier though.
1: workbench.action.quickOpenNavigateNextInEditorPicker
2: workbench.action.quickInputBack
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KristerV
seems like a step in the right direction. i remember when i started with programming (Python/PHP) then i would set bookmarks across the app (line specific) so i could jump between them in sequence. then it became too cumbersome.
i’d love a way to expand my (brains) working memory. tabs suck, because they offer no context anyway so ctrp+p fits my brain better. but actually seeing important functions in a row would be great.
also - sorry for derailing 
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mikesax
We just released the first beta of Nova 12. (Release Notes coming soon.
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Because of the abnormally long development cycle for this version, we’ll be extending licenses for anyone who bought Nova in August 2023 or later to include Nova 12. We’ll do something similar for Nova 13, with a later cutoff date, when it comes out.
Thank you for your patience, and we’re sorry for the delay. Nova 13 won’t take nearly as long.
11.10 users can get the beta by enabling beta updates in General settings.
I’m using VSCode/Cursor now but I’d love to switch back to Nova if the Elixir syntax highlighting, code completion and (perhaps) AI agent support improves.
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