offset for bufferline.nvim

[Josh Nichols]

If you are using bufferline.nvim, by you'll end up with the first tab right above the left hand panel:

There's an option to offset this, but requires a bit of extra configuration:

require("bufferline").setup({
	options = {
		offsets = {
                         -- you might already have this if you've used nvim-tree
			{
				filetype = "NvimTree",
				text = "",
				highlight = "Directory",
				text_align = "left",
			},
                         -- add this
			{
				filetype = "filetree",
				text = "",
				highlight = "Explorer",
				text_align = "left",
			}
		},
	},
})

Afterwards, it looks like this:

I'm not sure where the boundaries lie between these plugins, if it should account for it, or update the other plugin or what, but wanted to note it as something users may run into.

[beeverfeever]

Just my thoughts about this. I think the default position of bufferline looks perfectly fine. Unless it is possible to have the left hand panel come all the way up to the top of the screen so that there isn't an empty space/line above it.
Maybe just some documentation specific to bufferline users would be useful?

[Louis DeLosSantos]

This is really much more about bufferline and not nvim-ide. So im not sure this is the right place for this issue. Feel free to add a small snippet in the nvim-ide.txt about this tho.