Closed i3d closed 3 months ago
oh btw, that
Can't find 'sainnhe/gruvbox-material' from line 1 inside the '/home/i3d/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/color.lua' file. Maybe a duplicate fragment.
still exist after new session started but apparently no harm to the function of the plugin... I will also try to dig it a bit more and see what might be the cause.
for context, prior to this, I completely removed the plugin, reinstalled without the 'post-11.0' branch, should be a fresh new installment though.
ok, for checkhealth, is like this
if not (vim.uv or vim.loop).fs_stat(opts.lazy_config) then
seems like you do expect lazy_config
to be required? I didn't provide that value.
ok, so I printed out the local opts in the checkhealth.lua
Running healthchecks...
{
custom_entries = {},
ignore_imports = {},
live_grep = {},
mappings = {
i = {
["<C-g>l"] = <function 1>,
["<C-g>r"] = <function 2>,
["<C-g>x"] = <function 3>
},
n = {
gl = <function 1>,
gr = <function 2>,
gx = <function 3>
}
},
name_only = true,
picker_opts = {
layout_config = {
flex = {
flip_columns = 150
},
horizontal = {
preview_width = { 0.55,
max = 100,
min = 30
}
},
vertical = {
preview_cutoff = 20,
preview_height = 0.5
}
},
layout_strategy = "flex",
sorting_strategy = "ascending"
},
show_disabled = true
}
E5009: Invalid $VIMRUNTIME: /home/i3d/.local/share/nvim/runtime
Error executing lua: function health#telescope#check, line 1: Vim(lua):E5108: Error executing lua ...m/lua/telescope/_extensions/lazy_plugins/healthcheck.lua:33: bad argument #1 to 'fs_stat' (string expected, got nil)
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'fs_stat'
...m/lua/telescope/_extensions/lazy_plugins/healthcheck.lua:33: in function 'extension_healthcheck'
.../share/nvim/lazy/telescope.nvim/lua/telescope/health.lua:126: in function 'check'
[string ":lua"]:1: in main chunk
[C]: in function 'call'
for some reason, the lazy_config
does not seem to be there at all.
Hi! Thanks for the bug report.
No, there's no new config needed. If lazy_config
is not set, it should use the default value:
lazy_config = vim.fn.stdpath("config") .. "/lua/config/lazy.lua",
Could you share the telescope-lazy-plugins' config you are using?
Oh. Also could you confirm that the plugin is loaded before executing the healthcheck?
So I currently don't really have any specific config added other than the simplest one [without an entry of opts or extensions = {...} or whatnot].
Though, I did try to add the opts you showed [and for comparison I also tried to use the extensions = { ... } style] and it seems that they do seem to produce some difference...
So if I do this style
opts = {
extensions = {
lazy_plugins = {
lazy_config = '/home/i3d/.vim/init.lua", -- path to the file containing the lazy spec and setup() call.
...
},
},
-- etc.
},
For some reason, we observe the outcome of the actual config table without the lazy_config
value and it raises ERROR ... But if I do this style,
require('telescope').setup({
extensions = {
lazy_plugins = {
lazy_config = "/home/i3d/.vim/init.lua",
...
},
},
})
I no longer have the ERROR, instead I will see this config table
Running healthchecks...
:checkhealth telescope
Running healthchecks...
{
custom_entries = {},
ignore_imports = {},
lazy_config = "/home/i3d/.vim/init.lua",
lazy_spec_table = "/home/i3d/.vim/init.lua",
live_grep = {},
mappings = {
i = {
["<C-g>l"] = <function 1>,
["<C-g>r"] = <function 2>,
["<C-g>x"] = <function 3>
},
n = {
gl = <function 1>,
gr = <function 2>,
gx = <function 3>
}
},
name_only = true,
picker_opts = {
layout_config = {
flex = {
flip_columns = 150
},
horizontal = {
preview_width = { 0.55,
max = 100,
min = 30
}
},
vertical = {
preview_cutoff = 20,
preview_height = 0.5
}
},
layout_strategy = "flex",
sorting_strategy = "ascending"
},
show_disabled = true
}
As you can see, the lazy_config
and other config are preserved. This is a VERY interesting observation.
In order to provide you a bit more context, here are the init.lua file and the telescope.lua file that I have
Could you check the latest update?
Edit: I've downloaded the file. I'm going to look into it.
Ok, for the from line ...
superfluous warning message, I found the bug. You should change the finder.lua search to this
if string.find(line_str, search_str:gsub("[\"']", ""), 1, true)
Basically, the input search_str
has double quotes but the string in the file has single quotes, they wouldn't match. :)
yeap, with the latest update, using the require('telescope').setup({...})
stype, checkhealth report correctly found everything [other than the superfluous warning, which shall be solved after the quote thing solved]. So I think that's good news. If I use the opts = { ... }
way to spec the config, I still get the ERROR No Lazy configuration file found. (Set in lazy_config)
error in checkhealth.
Basically, the input
search_str
has double quotes but the string in the file has single quotes, they wouldn't match. :)
Nice catch!
Fixed by 42cebb3
I'm going to look the opts issue now. Thanks for the help!
The plugin now works flawlessly, thanks for all the help. Beautiful plugin, very handy!
This is a bit of continuous investigation of https://github.com/polirritmico/telescope-lazy-plugins.nvim/issues/10
As recommended to run checkhealth, I did try and looks like it started produce error immedaitely, here is the log
I have not yet dug into it too much, just wanted to report here. Is there any new config that required to make the plugin work properly? [the README seems to still have the simplest one without any additional required config, and that's what I followed so far]
This could also be just something not configured correctly on my end though, but it would be nice if I could figure out what that might be...