exists() hangs when it should return false

nvim-lua / plenary.nvim

plenary: full; complete; entire; absolute; unqualified. All the lua functions I don't want to write twice.

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Open snoblenet opened 6 months ago

snoblenet commented 6 months ago

You'd expect this to echo true, and this is what happens:

:lua print(require('plenary.path'):new('.'):find_upwards('node_modules'):exists())

You'd expect this to echo false, but instead it just hangs:

:lua print(require('plenary.path'):new('.'):find_upwards('red_herring'):exists())

YuseiUeno commented 6 months ago