Type error for plugin `keys` field

[KorigamiK]

Passing a function to NvPluginSpec.keys for example:

  {
    "folke/which-key.nvim",
    keys = function()
      return { "<leader>" }
    end,
  }

Raises the diagnostic error:

Diagnostics:
Cannot assign `(string|function|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?` to `(string|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?`.
- `(string|function|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?` cannot match `(string|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?`
- `(string|function|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?` cannot match any subtypes in `(string|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?`
- Type `(string|function|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?` cannot match `nil`
- Type `(string|function|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?` cannot match `fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]`
- Type `(string|function|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?` cannot match `LazyKeymaps[]`
- Type `(string|function|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?` cannot match `string[]`
- Type `(string|function|LazyKeymaps[]|fun(_: LazyPlugin, keys: string[]):string|LazyKeymaps[]|string[])?` cannot match `string` [assign-type-mismatch]

Not really sure what's wrong here

[siduck]

looks like type issue in nvchad_types, as @lucario387 's left using base46, i cant ask him to contribute.

ig time to learn how to make lua types myself

[lucario387]

... But you can :)

[siduck]

@KorigamiK this is related to the type we use from lazy.nvim so not our issue kinda. https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim/issues/1268

[lucario387]

Figured out why :) Lua-ls cannot figure out the types of the resulting table

[lucario387]

Found the fix

[lucario387]

@KorigamiK can you test again?

[KorigamiK]

@KorigamiK can you test again?

You got it. it is fixed :smile:

[lucario387]

:)