Folke Lemaitre
Folke Lemaitre
ok, cool. I'll see if I can add an extra health check about this to nvim-treesitter upstream. Will keep this open for now, so I don't forget.
Those are actually the built-in parsers, so not sure why that would cause issues
Oh, you probably had nvim-treesitter built parsers in that directory too, since the error was probably caused by the `bash` parser. Do you remember any other parsers in that directory...
That's fine, since we are supposed to use the ones from nvim-treesitter anyway I think, so no big deal :)
In case anyone encounters these types of issues, please provide the output for ```lua local configs = require "nvim-treesitter.configs" local utils = require "nvim-treesitter.utils" local data = { install_dir =...
@dat-le-4 did you run `:checkhealth lazy` first? To run that code, open a new file (test.lua), paste that code and do `:luafile %`
what is the error you get? Did you already run `:TSUpdate`?
That doesn't make sense. Are you using LazyVim? Open a lua file and then run the command?
also, you never told me what error you got. Can you show me the exact error message?
Ok, best to report to the nvim treesitter repo. Can't help you.