hard dependency on filename extension

[FelipeLema]

I have the following, somewhat easy to reproduce situation

• configure conjure with guile
• open somefile.scm with nvim (file has a proper #!/usr/bin/guile -s as first line, has executable permisssions, ft is scheme.guile)
• run :ConjureConncect
• everything works
• exit nvim
• rename somefile.scm to somefile
• open somefile
• ft is scheme.guile
• run :ConjureConnect
• shows error

It seems that detection does not work with filetype (ft) but rather the filename extension. I'd suggest to use just filetype as primary source-of-truth or at least not error out when file has no file extension

[Olical]

This is by design in response to people having issues determining different types of schemes I think. You can set :let g:conjure#filetype_suffixes#scheme = v:null to disable the scheme filtering which defaults to ["scm"].

See :h g:conjure#filetype_suffixes#scheme` for more information. I hope this helps!

[FelipeLema]

I tried your recommendation without luck

E5108: Error executing lua [string ":lua"]:1: Conjure client '' doesn't support function: connect
stack traceback:
    [C]: in function 'connect-command'
    [string ":lua"]:1: in main chunk

any other suggestions? can I manually tell Conjure like let b:conjure_client = 'scheme' ?

[Olical]

I think this is just a config thing 🤔 I'll take another look, sorry for the issue!

[Olical]

Oh no I realised I gave the wrong advice! Maybe it's too late now, but I think it should be :let g:conjure#filetype_suffixes#scheme = v:false, not v:null. The null is overridden with the default but the false is not because null becomes nil in Lua which is just gone, it doesn't actually exist, it unsets the key.

[Olical]

Added this note to :help conjure too.

[FelipeLema]

still doesn't work. even adding a filetype=scheme.guile entry in the file to ensure the correct filetype (see :help modeline) does not help