Home env/Docker detection on windows

[nunzioono]

Since HOME is not defaultly set on windows, nvim running ollama.lua doesn't find HOME variable and it doesn't run.

The error showed is this one:

[jpmcb]

Good call: let me boot up my windows box and give this a spin - thanks for raising this issue!

[nunzioono]

Thank you to create this awesome plugin, if you like it i can make a pull request tomorrow with the fixes needed

[nunzioono]

I'm trying to come up with an explaination for which the plugin doesn't recognize docker either. But nothing for now:

Even if docker is for sure installed and tested on the same machine, running the same function in the lua playground works differently from running it inside init.lua

[jpmcb]

Thank you to create this awesome plugin, if you like it i can make a pull request tomorrow with the fixes needed

Of course! It's my pleasure!

I'm trying to come up with an explaination for which the plugin doesn't recognize docker

I should have some bandwidth this weekend to take a peek. My guess is the plugin runs in a different space that doesn't have the Docker executable in it's same runtime.