Iordanis Petkakis
Iordanis Petkakis
Sorry i did not mean to be rude. But the thing that is troubling, is that currently there's no way to determine from which file lazy.nvim will be setup. It...
@drowning-cat With this patch for Lazy ```diff diff --git a/lua/lazy/init.lua b/lua/lazy/init.lua index 4336da1..1baaeea 100644 --- a/lua/lazy/init.lua +++ b/lua/lazy/init.lua @@ -29,6 +29,8 @@ end ---@overload fun(opts: LazyConfig) ---@overload fun(spec:LazySpec, opts: LazyConfig)...
For anyone wanting to test out this PR, you should just create a file `~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/core.lua` (the name of the file can be whatever you want really, doesn't have to be...
@antoniorodr The error in your screenshot shows that `ruff` can't be installed. That's usually a problem with your OS. I've just tried with a fresh LazyVim installation and enabled the...
> It works, but it slowed down LazyVim startup time more than 4 times, from 70-80ms to around 400ms so, I reverted to pinning version. That's because of the new...
Did you revert the changes that you made to test this PR? Just undo the changes and then use the workaround. So, remove this block of code ```lua return {...
```sh rm -rf ~/.local/share/nvim rm -rf ~/.local/state/nvim rm -rf ~/.cache/nvim ``` And let everything re-install. I've not seen this error myself and this comes directly from Mason itself. It's stacktrace...
@folke Welcome back. Hope you enjoyed your time off. Take your time clearing out your gigantic backlog I assume :smile:
@pmnmq Folke just released today a new stable release which includes the workaround. So, don't try to test this PR. Maybe this won't even get merged and Folke will come...
@TheDSCPL Did you try setting a breakpoint with `db` to load `nvim-dap`? It should automatically install the debug adapter if I'm not mistaken. Is that not the case?