Chromatica sees .clang file, if in terminal one first switched to the directory containing the file by "cd " command. But it does not, when opening nvim from any other directory and then editing that file through "e:" comman within nvim. It looks like chromatica gets search directory for such files through os.getcwd(), which may be causing the problem.
Chromatica sees .clang file, if in terminal one first switched to the directory containing the file by "cd " command. But it does not, when opening nvim from any other directory and then editing that file through "e:" comman within nvim. It looks like chromatica gets search directory for such files through os.getcwd(), which may be causing the problem.