Closed fedoranvar closed 3 years ago
whats the output of :lua print(vim.inspect(require("fzf")))
Okay i opened your profile and after three click ran into https://github.com/vijaymarupudi/nvim-fzf which uses fzf
as module name. I did not know about this plugin before that, so i probably should rename my base module into fzf_native
or similar, to avoid this issue.
:D well fzf it's the right name for this plugin since it isn't a wrapper like nvim-fzf :D just saying. maybe nvim-fzf and fzf-native shouldn't be installed together
:lua print(vim.inspect(require("fzf")))
{
default_window_options = {},
fzf = <function 1>,
fzf_relative = <function 2>,
provided_win_fzf = <function 3>,
raw_fzf = <function 4>
}
Okay i opened your profile and after three click ran into https://github.com/vijaymarupudi/nvim-fzf which uses
fzf
as module name. I did not know about this plugin before that, so i probably should rename my base module intofzf_native
or similar, to avoid this issue.
yup, removed nvim-fzf and now it's all working
Thank you!
I need to think about this
Good day to you!
I've got an up to date plugin and telescope I'm using default packer installation and default setup and config
Running any command with fzf-native showing me this error: