As a Community Champion (thanks @zed.dev), I can say that the Zed team is one of the best I've ever worked with! ❤️

Unfortunately, this issue broke the Ruby extension, which relies on the correct Ruby version. Probably the best approach here is to remove the automatic installation of Ruby servers and rely entirely on the project gemset. The downside is that Ruby LSP is usually not part of it.

Terminal Threads are live in Zed v1.3.5! You can now run claude, amp, pi, or any terminal-based workflow as a managed thread in the Threads Sidebar, right next to your other agent threads.

Meh, found a nasty macOS PATH issue in @zed.dev Zed can correctly capture a project env, but extension cmds like `ruby` may still launch the wrong binary. Why: macOS posix_spawnp("ruby") resolves ruby using Zed’s own process PATH, not the PATH passed to the child. github.com/zed-industri...

Codex should be renamed to Ex-Code. Because you only come back to it after Claude Code says “monthly usage limit reached”

Managed to get Ruby LSP code lenses working in @zed.dev ! :)

Fun fact I discovered recently: most public LLMs (especially from OpenAI and Anthropic) were likely trained on our GitLab repo, so they sometimes generate code that follows patterns we stopped using a long time ago. 😄

Career update: I'm now a Senior Staff (Random) Engineer at @gitlab.com. Still solving random problems - just more strategically. 😀

Unfortunately, Ruby LSP code lenses won’t work due to technical limitations.

Long story short, I loved the whole "if GitHub was made by…" meme so much that I made ifgithubwasmadeby.xyz - a place where you can browse almost all of them. Updates daily.

I’m tempted to just craft my own Ruby gem for the Debug Adapter Protocol…

Mysterious warning to Ruby app maintainers: “bundle update rack” asap.

Engineers: Let's tweak MAX_THREADS and WEB_CONCURRENCY to improve our Sidekiq queue times! Narrator (me): they were about to awaken something ancient and hungry.

Whoops, native tabs do not work in @zed.dev :( github.com/zed-industri...

DAP support for the `debug` gem could use a couple of bug fixes and improvements.

I kept getting bitten by regressions in tree-sitter queries for the Ruby extension in @zed.dev. So I added snapshot-based tests (hello Jest!) that capture query matches and make changes obvious in dev&review. hehe. github.com/zed-extensio...

Ruby extension for @zed.dev updated to 0.16.4: better Ruby test name extraction and per-Ruby-version gem installs to avoid compatibility issues. NOTE: clean up your Ruby ext work directory so old gems don't cause trouble. See the release note for instructions: github.com/zed-extensio... Thanks!

Hanami is hard but really enjoyable!

Power of Tree-sitter in @zed.dev! Tagged template literals in your JS/TS with just 5 lines of code.

If you're an extension author for @zed.dev, check out the Tree Sitter Query extension that adds the ts_query_ls language server (github.com/ribru17/ts_q...) It supports linting, go to definition, autocomplete, and formatting, making DX much nicer when working with *.scm files.

I like gifts. Who doesn’t? This amazing hoodie from @zed.dev arrived today. I was recognized as a Community Champion. Zed has become central to my daily workflow, so getting this from the team behind it means a lot. Thank you, Zed team! ❤️

The Ruby extension for @zed.dev just got better! Huge thanks to @marcoroth.dev for adding `zed-comment` support (including all ERB languages) and RBS inline syntax highlighting! You can find full release notes at github.com/zed-extensio...

Just released v0.1.0 of the tree-sitter grammar for HAML, packed with new features and bug fixes: github.com/vitallium/tr...

How do you configure macOS Tahoe to make it usable? Liquid Glass is completely unusable, and I'm tempted to switch back to Linux because of it. I've tried some options, such as reducing transparency and increasing contrast, but no luck.

While working on the Ruby extension for @zed.dev, I needed to check gem deps often. Didn't find a `gem why` like `yarn why`, so I made one! Check it out: github.com/vitallium/ge...

Good news, everyone! The Ruby extension v0.13.2 for @zed.dev has been released! This new version includes an important bug fix for `rbenv` and `mise` users who had a high probability of encountering an issue where the system Ruby was being used for LSPs. Thanks! github.com/zed-extensio...

This is me next week, watching out for the great stuff and all the incredible speakers at @railsworld because I couldn't get a ticket.

I'm on buymeacoffee.com. If you like my work on the Ruby extension and other extensions for @zed.dev, you can buy me a coffee to fuel me up. ☕ buymeacoffee.com/vitallium (or via GitHub github.com/sponsors/vit...)

Vacation's over. Time to get back to work!

The Ruby extension v0.12.0 for @zed.dev is out! This release includes bug fixes for the debugging feature. Check it out! Many thanks to the community for their contributions! github.com/zed-extensio...

The Ruby extension v0.10.0 for @zed.dev is out, featuring Herb LSP by @marcoroth.dev and bundle-aware debugger support. Happy vide coding!

Available in the dev version of Ruby extension for @zed.dev starting today! 🎉

Huge news for Ruby LSP users: `textDocument/diagnostic` aka pulling diagnostics is now available in the latest preview version of @zed.dev (0.191.0)! Please give it a try! Don't forget to disable `rubocop`. Thanks to the @zed.dev team for working and landing it!

Rubyists! The Ruby extension v0.9.0 has been released for @zed.dev. This new version includes support for `sorbet` and `steep`, as well as some minor bug fixes. Check the Zed docs for information about activating `sorbet` and `steep`. The release notes here github.com/zed-extensio... Thanks!

Sweet! This option in @1password.bsky.social makes my browsing experience a lot better in Orion by @kagi.com! Before, I had to log in to the 1Password extension every time I opened a new tab.

Let the fun begin!

No Rails World ticket for me this year…

The Ruby extension v0.7.1 for @zed.dev has been released. This release improves the initial DX by introducing a new LS activation sequence: `Gemfile` -> `PATH` -> User gemset -> Own version (check docs) Also, the Ruby extension has been installed over 100k times. That is insane! Thank you all!

Just released the Ruby extension v0.5.6 for @zed.dev, packed with goodies and fixes contributed by the community. This is so awesome! Thank you all! github.com/zed-extensio...

This is just incredible! I also started experimenting with the debugger when it landed on the default branch, and I already have some WIP for Ruby. Stay tuned!

Before heading out on my vacation, I synced the Modus Themes v4.7.0 changes with the Zed port: github.com/vitallium/ze...

Zed ❤️ www.reddit.com/r/rubyonrail...

Improving the initial UX of the Ruby extension for @zed.dev by using the newly introduced `Process` API. Isolated and automatic installation of LSP gems but we check the project gemset first. 🎉 github.com/zed-extensio...

Just released a small update (v0.0.13) to Modus Themes for @zed.dev with 2 fixes (github.com/vitallium/ze...):

I'd like to be listed on RubyEvents. From now. Just check it out: www.rubyevents.org Amazing!

Just released Modus Themes v0.0.11 for @zed.dev which includes a small fix to address the background for inlay hints when you enable the background via `inlay_hints.show_background`:

Ruby folks! The Ruby extension will use the @zed.dev' new process API to improve initial install experience. Have thoughts on bundler integration, gem isolation, or LSP handling? Would love your input: github.com/zed-extensio...

You can watch three things forever: fire burning, water flowing, and the endless pain of installing Google's Ruby gems.

Amazing @joel.drapper.me pointed out that the Ruby extensions does not support textobjects in `vim` mode, so I am working on filling that gap:

Modus Themes v0.0.8 has also been released. This version adds support for the upcoming Git panel in @zed.dev github.com/vitallium/ze...