I actually implemented that as well as I have been doing that too. But it's a separate custom block-comment request you can bind to a shortcut.
But I realized that I only have been doing that because my editor kept messing it up. I thought it would be sad to bake in that workaround into the LSP 😅
06.03.2026 18:52
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Hopefully it's Thyme-saving!
06.03.2026 15:36
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I got to work on another thing that has been bothering me for a long time: toggling comments in HTML+ERB files.
Sadly the Language Server Protocol doesn't support this with a dedicated request, but you can implement it using a custom request plus a small config in the editor.
05.03.2026 21:42
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Jira, so you get the full and real experience, obviously 🥸
06.03.2026 10:08
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I'm sure we could make something work, as Zed seems super configurable.
Maybe we can/need to bake it directly into the Zed Ruby Extension.
Maybe @vitallium.bsky.social has an idea on how to approach that 👀
06.03.2026 08:33
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Turns out the secret ingredient was Herb all along 🪄🌿
06.03.2026 08:31
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My current tooling can't even handle removing the trailing %> when uncommenting.
This is magical!! 🪄✨
06.03.2026 04:29
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I got to work on another thing that has been bothering me for a long time: toggling comments in HTML+ERB files.
Sadly the Language Server Protocol doesn't support this with a dedicated request, but you can implement it using a custom request plus a small config in the editor.
05.03.2026 21:42
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I really like how this new `erb-no-duplicate-branch-elements` linter rule and its autofix are shaping up!
This level of understanding, awareness, and integration still feels purely magical.
05.03.2026 06:35
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We've had a lot of issues and PRs around updates - events, new videos, changelog, and more. I tried to bring all that together in the newsletter. ♥️
Let me know what you think and if you have ideas for March! ✨
05.03.2026 11:58
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I really like how this new `erb-no-duplicate-branch-elements` linter rule and its autofix are shaping up!
This level of understanding, awareness, and integration still feels purely magical.
05.03.2026 06:35
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The `textDocument/documentHighlight` request in the Language Server Protocol is kinda neat!
The Herb Language Server will use it to highlight matching ERB control flow keywords and HTML tag pairs when you place your cursor on them.
03.03.2026 19:48
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This pull request improves the parser's error reporting for HTML close tags that are missing their closing `>` by introducing a new `UnclosedCloseTagError`.
Given this input:
```html+erb
<% case Date.today.cwday %>
<% when 6 %>
<p>Today is Saturday</p
<% else %>
<p>Today is not a day of the week</p>
<% end %>
```
Previously, when parsing `</p` (missing closing `>`), the error was reported on the next tag (e.g., `<% else %>`) instead of on the `</p` itself. Additionally, the next token (e.g., `<%`) would get incorrectly consumed as the `tag_closing` of the `HTMLCloseTagNode`.
These kinds of small fixes are oddly satisfying to get right. This ships in the next version of Herb! 🙌
20.02.2026 01:31
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This pull request improves the parser's error reporting for HTML close tags that are missing their closing `>` by introducing a new `UnclosedCloseTagError`.
Given this input:
```html+erb
<% case Date.today.cwday %>
<% when 6 %>
<p>Today is Saturday</p
<% else %>
<p>Today is not a day of the week</p>
<% end %>
```
Previously, when parsing `</p` (missing closing `>`), the error was reported on the next tag (e.g., `<% else %>`) instead of on the `</p` itself. Additionally, the next token (e.g., `<%`) would get incorrectly consumed as the `tag_closing` of the `HTMLCloseTagNode`.
These kinds of small fixes are oddly satisfying to get right. This ships in the next version of Herb! 🙌
20.02.2026 01:31
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Awesome, thanks for giving it a go! 🙏
19.02.2026 16:41
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Looks like you are still missing out on fish! 🙈
17.02.2026 13:50
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Yay, congrats! 😍🙌🏼
16.02.2026 23:48
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How To Finish What You Start: Lessons From Actually Shipping a Big Refactor
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Terminus: A Hanami + htmx web application for e-ink devices
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Optimize Your Mindset (Without Overclocking)
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LLM Telemetry as a First-Class Rails Concern
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This mid-February morning, you can almost tell that spring is coming. 🌱 Today we're pleased to announce 10 wonderful Rubyists who will be bringing their stories, insights, and wisdom to the Blue Ridge stage April 30 & May 1. Hope to see you there! blueridgeruby.com
16.02.2026 14:44
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Good luck and have fun! I'm sure it's going to be great! 🚀
11.02.2026 12:59
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I think a tighter ti.to integration might make more sense. There is so much to account for, including payments, taxes, etc.
04.02.2026 09:35
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Let's build it right into @rubyevents.org! 🙌🏼
It's been on our list for quite some time 🙈
04.02.2026 06:52
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It’s really awesome to see Mike giving back to the community in this way, especially on top of consistently supporting in-person Ruby events over the last years.
Thank you, Mike!
04.02.2026 04:51
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Super honored to be selected for the Gem Fellowship 🙏
I’ll continue pushing Herb forward as we get closer to 1.0 as part of this grant!
04.02.2026 04:51
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