Closed jnitti closed 1 month ago
@jnitti thank u for reporting, let me check this. I have done a refactor, so maybe something was broken 😅
@jnitti I've fixed it, thank u 💯 close it as it is solved, feel free to reopen it if there is still any issue.
Describe the bug It seems that the installation instructions to simply copy the entire repository into ~/.config/nvim does not play nice with nvim. In specific I believe that not having the init.lua file in the top level of ~/.config/nvim(it is in ~/.config/nvim/nvim/...) makes nvim give up trying to find it and causes problems with finding options.lua, etc.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior On first run a config screen for Lazy should appear and show which plugins are being installed, etc. Screenshots
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To fix this, all I did was cleanup the non-essential files included and hoisted everything up and out of the nested ~/.config/nvim/nvim folder into ~/.config/nvim. This solved everything for me. I apologize if I am missing something obvious, but I don't believe I have.