plenary.nvim
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plenary: full; complete; entire; absolute; unqualified. All the lua functions I don't want to write twice.
I'm not sure if this is the way, but I saw that this command was available, thought I'd add it in!
Found this while trying to wrap() the vim.ui.input offered by dressing.nvim, as it actually overrides the value with a table that implements `__call` instead of an actual function.
I'm having trouble figuring out how I can nest `async.wrap` function calls. What seems to be working is: ```lua local leaf1 = async.wrap(function(cb) cb("leaf1") end, 1) local leaf2 = async.wrap(function(cb)...
This should fix at least some of the problems caused by having shellslash active on vim (#254). I've tested it as a requirement for neo-tree.nvim, and now it works either...
plenary.curl can't set http protocol ``` curl --http0.9 https://example.com/ ``` REF: https://everything.curl.dev/http/versions
On the back of https://github.com/lewis6991/gitsigns.nvim/pull/287, I think it would be quite valuable at this point for some proper documentation to be written for the async module. Personally I would prefer...
Both forward and backslashes are valid path separators on Windows. Right now, plenary doesn't seem to know what to do with Windows paths that contain forward slashes. For example: `:lua...
This is to catch test runs where the process exits erroneously, for example via a SIGABRT. I also noticed that spawned jobs are not terminated should the test time out.
This _may_ not be a bug, but it does seem incorrect. If you provide an absolute path (as a string) to `Path:normalize`, you will receive the file/dir name itself and...
Whenever i open up nvim, it says this on the bottom. Without even doing anything, ``` Error detected while processing function 46_refresh: line 4: E5108: Error while calling lua chunk...
