Aaron Dill

please try running ``` cd ~/.local/share/nvim/lazy/tabnine-nvim ./dl_binaries.sh ``` If that doesn't fix the problem, could you share more information about your machine?

If you try this command, it should output what neovim thinks your system details are. ```shell $ nvim --headless '+lua =vim.inspect(vim.loop.os_uname())' '+qa' ```

Inspecting the code, it seems that the `arch_and_platform` function is the only thing on this line that could return a `nil` value. I wonder if @vendion is using an unsupported...

To be clear, I'm not saying this is intended behavior, I was simply hypothesizing about the cause of the issue

I wonder if just returning an empty string would even cause any issues... something like this: ```lua if os_uname.sysname == "Linux" and os_uname.machine == "x86_64" then return "x86_64-unknown-linux-musl" elseif --...

we were trying to resolve this at #82, but it seemed to stagnate when @amirbilu got busy. i'd appreciate more eyes on that code, or else another (replacement) PR with...

You're in luck, actually. I've already done the work to implement a fix for this over at #70 which is just waiting to be reviewed and merged. I'd greatly appreciate...

As a temporary workaround, you could just copy the function from `lua/tabnine/keymaps.lua` (with the necessary `require`s) and put it in your mapping

I'm not sure if there's a way to force accept a ycm suggestion, having done a little searching, I couldn't find one, but I also don't use ycm. If you...

That's the JSON decode function, which means the chat binaries are outputting a JSON which is not syntactically correct (idk why or how though)