What
Add a small quickfix/loclist count indicator to StatusLine() that shows how many items are in the active list — e.g. ⚡ 7 — and goes blank when the list is empty.
Where
lua/config/statusline.lua — StatusLine() function and its component helpers (lines 332–342).
Why it matters
The config makes heavy use of the quickfix workflow: makeprg="" + :Compile <cmd> auto-opens copen on error. :vimgrep also populates quickfix. Once those windows are closed, there's no visual indication that items remain jumpable via ]q/[q (or <leader>co). A badge in the statusline closes that loop without requiring the user to re-open the window to check.
Suggested implementation sketch
local function current_quickfix_count()
local qf = vim.fn.getqflist()
local n = #qf
if n == 0 then return "" end
return string.format(" %%#DiagnosticWarn# ⚡ %d %%*", n)
endWire it into StatusLine() between the git branch and LSP clients sections. Subscribe to QuickfixCmdPost and BufWinLeave (for cclose) to redrawstatus — or simply let the existing redraw cadence pick it up since the statusline is already re-evaluated on cursor move.
Consider also showing loclist count separately (vim.fn.getloclist(0)) since the user uses <leader>d to populate the loclist.
What
Add a small quickfix/loclist count indicator to
StatusLine()that shows how many items are in the active list — e.g.⚡ 7— and goes blank when the list is empty.Where
lua/config/statusline.lua—StatusLine()function and its component helpers (lines 332–342).Why it matters
The config makes heavy use of the quickfix workflow:
makeprg=""+:Compile <cmd>auto-openscopenon error.:vimgrepalso populates quickfix. Once those windows are closed, there's no visual indication that items remain jumpable via]q/[q(or<leader>co). A badge in the statusline closes that loop without requiring the user to re-open the window to check.Suggested implementation sketch
Wire it into
StatusLine()between the git branch and LSP clients sections. Subscribe toQuickfixCmdPostandBufWinLeave(for cclose) toredrawstatus— or simply let the existing redraw cadence pick it up since the statusline is already re-evaluated on cursor move.Consider also showing loclist count separately (
vim.fn.getloclist(0)) since the user uses<leader>dto populate the loclist.