and I also added mkdnflow to nvim-cmp and enabled completion in the setup, as seen above (its only working partially, but thats not the topic here).
My test file looks like that:
# Headliner
A paragraph
[a text](./number-two.md#filer)
[second one](./number-two.md#secundo)
@reference_to_bib_entry
Some text.
But the citation starting with @ gets neither autocompleted, nor is it working at all. If I paste the key in manually and hit Enter with the cursor on the key, I get the error message: ⬇️ Could not find a bib file. The default bib path is currently nil. Fix the path or add a default bib path by specifying a value for the "bib.default_path" key.
But as shown the path is set. I also tried it with a bibfile in the same directory as the md files with the same result. Also toggled some of the options shown above, also same result.
Am I missing something obvious, or what might cause that error?
I'm on Manjaro Linux, up-to-date neovim installation, no treesitter for markdown installed (due to TS issues), also no LSP server installed.
Hi @lukeflo, I believe this should be fixed now. Please pull the latest updates and let me know if the issue persists. (Also, thanks for your contribution @matrig!)
Hey, just encounteres this package and trying to set it up. But unfortunately the Bib-feature is not working.
My setup of
mkdnflow
looks like this:and I also added
mkdnflow
tonvim-cmp
and enabled completion in the setup, as seen above (its only working partially, but thats not the topic here).My test file looks like that:
But the citation starting with
@
gets neither autocompleted, nor is it working at all. If I paste the key in manually and hit Enter with the cursor on the key, I get the error message:⬇️ Could not find a bib file. The default bib path is currently nil. Fix the path or add a default bib path by specifying a value for the "bib.default_path" key.
But as shown the path is set. I also tried it with a bibfile in the same directory as the md files with the same result. Also toggled some of the options shown above, also same result.
Am I missing something obvious, or what might cause that error?
I'm on Manjaro Linux, up-to-date neovim installation, no treesitter for markdown installed (due to TS issues), also no LSP server installed.