doctorfree
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1 year ago Yes, now that Neovim 0.10 is the nightly build, install_neovim.sh needs to be able to detect if that is installed. Thanks for reporting this. I will come up with a better test for the installed Neovim version.
On a side note, I discovered that Ubuntu and other Debian based Linux distributions require the python3-venv package in order for Mason to be able to install some tools. I added this fix to the install_neovim.sh script yesterday. Apt based systems may wish to update with lazyman -U to get this and other fixes.
As an even further aside, Lazyman users who previously installed using Homebrew but now wish to use the native package manager (e.g. apt or dnf or pacman) may wish to remove the Homebrew installed packages first. If Homebrew was only used for Lazyman setup then all of the Homebrew packages and Homebrew itself can be removed by running the Lazyman script ~/.config/nvim-Lazyman/scripts/uninstall_brew.sh.
ubuntu 22.04, zsh and bash I ran the install_neovim.sh script with the package manager apt to see if it worked. Neovim as well as its dependencies were installed before I ran the script. All went well except for one thing:
Installing dependencies Using previously installed git Using previously installed curl Using previously installed jq Using previously installed tar Using previously installed unzip Using previously installed fzf Using previously installed wget Using previously installed xclip Using previously installed wl-clipboard Using previously installed gh Using previously installed lazygit Using previously installed zoxide Using previously installed ripgrep ./install_neovim.sh: line 908: ((: .1 1: syntax error: operand expected (wrong marker ".1 1")
Installing language servers and tools Using previously installed ccls
looking at line 908 and above I repeated these commands in the terminal and here is their output:
nvim --version | head -1 NVIM v0.10.0-dev-184+g907018e54
nvim --version | head -1 | grep -o '[0-9].[0-9]' 0.1 0.0
Apparently this syntax error is due to my version. I don't remember exactly which installation I got this version with, because I've been experimenting a lot in the last days. Probably this version was achieved by installing the deb package compiled from the source code. I will specify later when I repeat this process. In any case nothing critical, because obviously this can happen when neovim is installed in a non-standard way and it does not affect the work of the rest of the script.
I want to take this opportunity to thank you for adding apt package manager. Thank you. Good luck with everything you focus on.