You can force it with “v”.
I am not super set on that value, if the community has a better default for “wide”, happy to modify it.
You can force it with “v”.
I am not super set on that value, if the community has a better default for “wide”, happy to modify it.
I feel like since terminal widths "classically" (when dinosaurs like me originally started coding) topped out at 79/80 columns wide, and thus why many code "style guides" still to this day suggest a code line-length of around 80-ish (to ensure that code lines "fit" on any terminal), I'd say maybe double-ish that might count as a good "wide" value? Say 160-ish? Meet or exceed that width to be considered "wide" by default?
Also, maybe a command-line switch, env variable, and/or config value to set it manually to some other user-preferred default value? Then I could set some arbitrary width like 128 or 256 if I like powers of two or somesuch silliness? :)