Laszlo Toth

Anyways, as you have said fixing this issue would take quite some time, the ticket should be closed.

Hi. Maybe it is another error but looks like there are other special cases when hank is not able to parse everything correctly. For example when you use string concatenation...

Thanks. That's why I created it as part of this ticket.

Well, probably the easiest workaround here is to use the ++ opeator.

I've tried and fortunately using that syntax hank does not complain.

We were trying to make it work using the following project.json : ``` { "apps": [ { "name": "asdfqqqq", "dir": "/home/joe/Projects/asdfqqqq", "ebin": "/home/joe/Projects/asdfqqqq/_build/dev/lib/asdfqqqq/ebin", "extra_src_dirs": ["test"], "include_dirs": ["include"], "macros": ["TEST"], "src_dirs":...

Actually I have the same problem. I've just installed vim_codex, using the way specified in the documentation, so it is in my ~/.vim/bundle/vim_codex directory. Then I installed openai, and I...

We can also use the exclude_files option already used in the app.src file.

I still have the same problem, although I just subscribed to GPT-plus: ``` Error executing vim.schedule lua callback: /Users/tothlac/.vim/bundle/ai.vim/lua/_ai/openai.lua:83: Expected comma or object end but found T_END at character 205...

It's still not working. Should I generate a new API key after subscribing to gpt plus, or do I need to do anything else to make it work again?