Closed kurt-rhee closed 4 months ago
I just saw this as well. I installed bob on a completely fresh install of Ubuntu.
It looks like when there is no existing nvim
in the ~/.local/share/bob/nvim-bin/
it will throw this error.
FYI @kurt-rhee I worked around this by manually copying nvim
from ~/.local/share/bob/nightly/nvim-linux64/bin
to ~/.local/share/bob/nvim-bin/
.
After that, all works as expected.
Hello apologies for the faulty release (did not take this edge case in consideration), could you test PR #199 ?
The following steps to follow in order to test:
cargo install --git https://github.com/MordechaiHadad/bob --branch fix/nvim-proxy
bob erase
bob use nightly
@mikesmithgh @kurt-rhee could you guys verify the PR fixes this?
Hey @MordechaiHadad thanks for the quick response. I work in Pacific time, so may not be able to give timely responses, but I was able to try the fix/nvim-proxy branch and everything is working on my side.
Hey @MordechaiHadad thanks for the quick response. I work in Pacific time, so may not be able to give timely responses, but I was able to try the fix/nvim-proxy branch and everything is working on my side.
All good, neovim launches correctly?
I am able to download bob I can download the latest version of neovim I cannot use the latest version of neovim I am using Ubuntu 22.04
bob ls indicates that the versions are installed
I have added bob to my path
I have also tried:
Each time I use source ~/.bashrc to update my bashrc.