feat: add WezTerm nightly with custom configuration#147
feat: add WezTerm nightly with custom configuration#147
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Add WezTerm nightly terminal emulator with comprehensive Lua configuration including: - FiraCode Nerd Font (size 13) for optimal code readability - Transparent background (85% opacity) with macOS blur effect - Custom tab bar styling with nerd font icons - Vim-style pane navigation (Cmd+hjkl) - Pane splitting shortcuts (Cmd+\ horizontal, Cmd+- vertical) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR Review: WezTerm Terminal Emulator ConfigurationI've reviewed this PR and overall it's well-structured and follows the repository conventions. Here's my detailed feedback: Strengths
Issues Found1. Missing Font Dependency (IMPORTANT) The WezTerm config references FiraCode Nerd Font but doesn't ensure it's installed. Without this, WezTerm will fall back to a default font, and the nerd font icons in the custom tab bar won't display correctly. Recommendation: Add font installation to roles/gui/tasks/wezterm.yml or homebrew.yml 2. Nightly Build Stability Using wezterm@nightly means potentially unstable updates. Consider if nightly features are essential, or if stable release would suffice. 3. Performance Note macos_window_background_blur can impact performance on older Macs with multiple panes. Minor concern depending on user hardware. Security ConsiderationsNo security concerns - configuration doesn't expose sensitive data, uses standard WezTerm API, and doesn't execute external commands. Test CoverageThe Makefile references serverspec tests, but no test files exist currently. Consider adding basic tests to verify WezTerm installation and config file deployment. Minor Suggestions
SummaryThis is a solid PR that adds useful functionality. Main actionable item is adding the FiraCode Nerd Font dependency to ensure the configuration works as intended. |
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make guito install WezTerm nightly and deploy configuration🤖 Generated with Claude Code