Closed lxwbr closed 1 year ago
Something is up with your runtime path, if this is not the first time you've built Neovim from source then that's likely the issue. Retry from neovim source directory with: sudo make clean && make distclean
, then sudo make CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
, then sudo make install
to completely remove any leftover runtime files (if this wasn't the first time you've built from source). I've got pretty much the exactly setup you have here and been hit with this before.
Also maybe try :TSUpdate
it looks like some other tree-sitter errors, which might be from incompatible parsers.
@tjdevries Unfortunately I get a E492: Not an editor command: TSUpdate
when trying to do so.
@craigmac so I did install nvim using brew in the past, then removed it at some point and did the isolated installation under $HOME/neovim
building from source last time. I bet you're right that in all of that there was some mixup. Unfortunately clean and distclean didn't make any difference in my case
Sorry for all the confusion, I did have an nvim version in my ~/.local/bin
and didn't realise that it was the one being used all the time instead of the freshly compiled one in ~/neovim
. After cleaning up that one everything works as expected.
Describe the bug After fresh installation of nvim and using the kickstart script I get errors below. Some modules seem to not be found.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
init.lua
to ~/.config/nvim/init.lua.nvim
, wait until packer deps are installednvim
againDesktop (please complete the following information):
Neovim Version
:version
from inside of neovim: NVIM v0.9.0-dev-525+ga7332ba9b