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mini.nvim v0.13.0

Inspect and stage diff hunks from your editing buffer.

Before you upgrade to v0.13.0

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Blank lines no longer affect comment toggling; comment parts get single-space inner padding by default. Visual commenting supports dot-repeat.

Behavior changedComment and uncomment lines.
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Custom table items must supply path and position separately; `path:row` and `path:row:col` are no longer parsed inside tables. URI paths are supported.

Action requiredSearch and select files, buffers, help tags, and text matches with previews.Affects: Custom picker sources using encoded positions inside table items.
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Diagnostics display actual buffer diagnostics even without LSP; default content adds diff and LSP sections. Git data prefers mini.git and diagnostics use the fallback label `Diag`.

Behavior changedView file and editor information in a statusline.
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Changed diff lines get colored backgrounds, while folds and current quickfix entries use highlighting distinct from the cursor line.

Behavior changedGenerate a color scheme from background and foreground colors.
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Child Neovim processes now run headless with an initial 80-column, 24-line screen.

Behavior changedTest Neovim plugins, including interactions with child Neovim processes.
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What changed in v0.13.0

Adds mini.diff and mini.git.

Install tag v0.13.0 and enable desired modules. Neovim 0.7+.

New things you can do

Fixed and improved

Customize explorer open and close behavior through `MiniFilesExplorerOpen` and `MiniFilesExplorerClose` events.

ImprovedBrowse directories and create, rename, copy, move, or delete files by editing text buffers.
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Identify conventional-commit breaking-change messages through the new `MiniDepsMsgBreaking` highlight group.

ImprovedInstall, update, remove, and snapshot Neovim plugins.
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Seeded by @iluxav with Codex, from the release's public sources. Each change links to its evidence.