Closed haarts closed 5 years ago
There are two things which strike me as odd. Line 70 of
plug.kak
does not containdefine-command
Edit: Oops, line 70. Completely missed that part of your message. It may be related to this
Kakoune version (master) 983a8f759a3a959c7712891e2180ab5357c139d2 plug.kak version 7a41cdf
It seems that I have different master hash:
$ git rev-parse master
2bef1f1eb8314de610e0922c91d3df98152a7bb2
Which is the same as on Kakoune GitHub page right now.
But still, if you're using Kakoune from master you need to use dev
branch of plug.kak
It seems that I have different master hash:
That was it! I was tracking a different remote in my Kakoune source clone. So obvious... Thanks!
Installing plug.kak as described in the README gets me this error on start-up:
Kakoune version (master) 983a8f759a3a959c7712891e2180ab5357c139d2 plug.kak version 7a41cdff777f6d46b70f53833d37d3e6343efaa9
My kakrc contains only one line:
There are two things which strike me as odd. Line 70 of
plug.kak
does not containdefine-command
. And second the-shell-script-candidates
isn't new. It was added late 2018.