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If you download a release, it contains all needed dependencies. Unless you're running the nightly version of Textadept, I recommend you download the module bundle released alongside Textadept. Releases from this project are targeted at the nightly version and may not be compatible with previous releases of Textadept.
I'm using nightly version of TextAdept. Official is stuck at 11.4 (GTK based). I don't like GTK. You switched to Qt is the reason I give TextAdept another try.
If you're using nightly, then use the latest release from the project page. Is it not working?
If you're using nightly, then use the latest release from the project page. Is it not working?
The latest release was from 2020!
If you click on the "Releases" link, you'll see this note: "Latest automated build (ignore github-actions' release date)"
I know it's an extra click, but it's there.
Like the title @orbitalquark. README.md said as simple as copy to
modules
. ButMakefile
tells there is a dependency. Btw, I think I have to rename it from init.lua to something else isn't it? Which name? Why don't it has a suitable name from the beginning?