Greg Hurrell

In general, I don't think you should have to mess with specific SDKs or anything. What version of Ruby are you running? The one that comes with the system? Homebrew?...

> Do you think the linkage matters? How I can change it even the rebuild doesn't work. What matters is that the version numbers must match up — Command-T will...

> However when I type _:CommandT_ in Nvim command, I still got the following error msg., and I noticed which is the same one with #385 coincidentally. It may be...

The thing is, you shouldn't _have_ to manually mess with your `'rtp'` or `$LOAD_PATH`; I was just hoping that it would help us debug why Command-T can't seem to actually...

> Before closing this issue, my last question is where to put these 4 lines, > so I can leave these configurations _permanent_? Well, as I said, you shouldn't have...

> I have an autocommand that jumps to the last edit position -- this does happen but after half a second, it goes back to the top when a file...

@yujinyuz I imagine it doesn't affect plugins like Telescope because they (probably) use floating windows whereas Command-T was written long before floating windows existed and so uses normal windows. I'll...

Command-T doesn't have any Gem dependencies, and isn't invoking Bundler in any way, so I am not sure where that is coming from. Does a similar thing happen if you...

It seems unlikely that I'll be able to repro this. [A google](https://www.google.com/search?q="Ignoring+ffi"+"because+its+extensions+are+not+built"&oq="Ignoring+ffi"+"because+its+extensions+are+not+built") for "Ignoring ffi" "because its extensions are not built" turns up a bunch of hits with all sorts...

Have you tried rebuilding Command-T? Something like: ``` cd ~/.config/nvim/pack/bundle/opt/command-t/ruby/command-t/ext/command-t make clean ruby extconf.rb make ``` (exact path to the `ruby/command-t/ext/command-t` is going to be system-dependent)