Closed chenhui2016 closed 8 months ago
Hi thanks for submitting an issue about this problem.... However I don't have enough data to understand what's going on (and I'm quite unable to reproduce). My ideas for now are:
:checkhealth sniprun
says ?binary_path
Thanks for your reply!
I just want to run c language using sniprun, I installed sniprun correctly and using the default configuration.
1: :checkhealth sniprun
say
2:I'm not customize sniprun's
binary_path
3.I just used the default installation method and installed sniprun correctly.
The checkhealth suggests something very important (the sniprun binary) doesn't exist
There should be no reason the binary is not present, save for internet connection strangeness (unlikely), or an inoportune neovim crash/close while the binary wasn't completely downloaded.
In both case I would try to reinstall the plugin, but if it doesn't work, I'd find where the plugin manager (lazy.nvim in your case) put sniprun, check the./target/release/sniprun binary and try to run the ./install.sh script
Thanks for your reply!
Fine , The reason is Internet connetction!
But, if I manually download a binary file, where should I place it? Is it this address /home/ch/.local/share/nvim/lazy/sniprun?
OK, I have solved. The last question, I don’t know if it’s a bug or if it will have any impact in the future. 1.When I manage the plugin in the lazy interface I run checkhealth and everything is correct.
2 -> strange, I will look into it but I'm not sure I'll be able to do something
4 -> if sniprun works for you..., well it works, don't mind the checkhealth
5 -> you're welcome
Ubuntu 22.04
Nvim 0.9.4