Closed TimUntersberger closed 3 years ago
Can you show the command you use to run it?
This happened to me but I didn't have rg (which you have).
my guess is I probably assumed some file separator somewhere?
darn file paths :'(
I don't think it'd be anything with plenary, but I suppose it could do something with jobs.
Other stuff works fine (besides live_grep)?
@rockerBOO telescope uses the predefined command
@tjdevries everything else seems to be working, if I find anything else I'll open a separate issue.
I tried to recreate live_grep
myself using finders.new_job
and added a print
statement to the _find
function, but it seems like the function never gets called.
Any luck after the last few updates? I have cleaned up a lot of things related to this area. (I don't have easy access to windows machine setup to test this out)
It sadly still doesn't work for me. Do you have any idea why the _find
function won't even be called on Windows?
Btw can you somehow enable crash reports for neovim? Something like a backtrace for segfaults? I need this for a plugin of my own, where neovim just crashes without an error. Sorry for the non issue related question
I'm wondering if it has something to do with this: https://github.com/luvit/luv/blob/master/docs.md#uv_process_t--process-handle
Check out the vebatim
section. I can explore some more windows things if I can ever figure out this big memory leak we're having (it could be from plenary's job implementation).
So I'm working on those & related issues at the moment.
Just FYI, I am also on win 10, this seems to work now. Not sure since when it's fixed though, I just saw the latest merged pull in plenary which prompted me to try it again. Anyway, I think this can be closed.
Oh there is another issue related to this problem 😆 . I only knew about #385 and i fixed that here #422
The last merge plenary merge request is unrelated :)
Closing for now. Thanks for bringing this issue up again @JSchrtke
I don't know whether this is something related to
Windows 10
or not, butbuiltin.live_grep
does nothing.It successfully shows the floating window popup and doesn't throw an error, but simply doesn't react to input changes.
live_grep
cli