glacambre
commented
1 year ago and adjusted the exec statement in the firenvim shell script to execute lvim rather than nvim directly.
I do not support this, sorry. You'll have to ask for help from the lunarvim maintainers.
What I tried to do:
using lunarvim (NVIM v0.9.0-dev) via wsl chrome browser from windows I made sure the browser is correctly entered in the windows registry and adjusted the exec statement in the firenvim shell script to execute lvim rather than nvim directly.
No config detected for chromium. Skipping. No config detected for ungoogled-chromium. Skipping. No config detected for librewolf. Skipping. No config detected for opera. Skipping. Installed native manifest for brave. Creating registry key for brave. This may take a while. Script: /mnt/c/Users/lab/AppData/Local/firenvim/brave.ps1 Created registry key for brave. No config detected for vivaldi. Skipping. Aborting installation for chrome-dev. No chrome dev on win32. Installed native manifest for firefox. Creating registry key for firefox. This may take a while. Script: /mnt/c/Users/lab/AppData/Local/firenvim/firefox.ps1 Created registry key for firefox. No config detected for chrome-canary. Skipping. Installed native manifest for chrome. Creating registry key for chrome. This may take a while. Script: /mnt/c/Users/lab/AppData/Local/firenvim/chrome.ps1 Created registry key for chrome. Installed native manifest for edge. Creating registry key for edge. This may take a while. Script: /mnt/c/Users/lab/AppData/Local/firenvim/edge.ps1 Created registry key for edge.
What happened
The firenvim plugin shows "FireNvim has access to this site" (A jupyter lab notebook), but I cannot get the editor window