Closed jrock2004 closed 1 year ago
Seconding this. I'm using the default config and I'm not getting any of the recommendations specified in the readme.
Seconding this. I'm using the default config and I'm not getting any of the recommendations specified in the readme.
Do you set the 'cmdheight'
option to zero or use plugin like noice.nvim?
Seconding this. I'm using the default config and I'm not getting any of the recommendations specified in the readme.
Do you set the
'cmdheight'
option to zero or use plugin like noice.nvim?
Nope, I just use the regular command line.
Apologies, I am getting the hints now. I think it was an issue with my setup.
Apologies, I am getting the hints now. I think it was an issue with my setup.
What did you do to figure it out?
Just tried with my https://www.lazyvim.org config and it does not work at all for me
Cloud you please try to disable the noice.nvim and see whether it works?
@m4xshen disabled noice and still does not work
Interesting fine with my lazyvim if I do shift+v
then I hit j a bunch of times I get the blockage
It doesn't block the repeated keys in the normal mode?
Nope
Hey, could you please install the latest version and add this to your config:
vim.notify = require("notify")
and then see whether the issue is solved
Updated the config to the following and now its worse and nothing works
return {
"m4xshen/hardtime.nvim",
config = function()
vim.notify = require("notify")
end,
opts = {
disable_mouse = false,
hint = true,
},
}
Notice that you should set vim.notify = require("notify")
at where you install nvim-notify.
So maybe this has something to do with another plugin, but I was testing hitting the down arrow. I was expecting the hey there is a better way, but it never tells me the better way
Config can be found here