Not sure if this might be Linux-specific, but if you run nvim --listen godothost . it creates the file /run/user/[uid]/godothost.[some_possible_random_no].0. (You can confirm with :echo v:servername.) I suppose it is possible that the instructions meant that you should replace "godothost" with some value of your own, but it's not very clear.
Using nvim --listen ./godothost . and then in Godot set the flags for external editor to --servername ./godothost --remote-send "<C-\><C-N>:n {file}<CR>:call cursor({line},{col})<CR>" works splendidly.
Not sure if this might be Linux-specific, but if you run
nvim --listen godothost .it creates the file/run/user/[uid]/godothost.[some_possible_random_no].0. (You can confirm with:echo v:servername.) I suppose it is possible that the instructions meant that you should replace "godothost" with some value of your own, but it's not very clear.Using
nvim --listen ./godothost .and then in Godot set the flags for external editor to--servername ./godothost --remote-send "<C-\><C-N>:n {file}<CR>:call cursor({line},{col})<CR>"works splendidly.