Two minor issues beyond the novice's knowledge

[cyear]

We've released version v1.0.0!
It has brought about some major changes that would require a manual cleanup.

Visit https://github.com/ayamir/nvimdots/releases to see the release notes.

To silence this message, remove it from `init.lua` at root directory!

and

[mason-lspconfig.nvim] installing efm
[mason-lspconfig.nvim] installing clangd
[mason-lspconfig.nvim] installing gopls
Spawning language server with cmd: `efm-langserver` failed. The language server is either not installed, missing from PATH, or not executable.

1. How to remove the version v1.0.0 error, in "init.lua"

2. Mason always reports an error, reinstall the same

[ayamir]

1. Comment these lines:

   nvimdots/init.lua

   Lines 5 to 17 in 09b2c74

   	vim.schedule(function()
   	vim.notify_once(
   	[[
   	We've released version v1.0.0!
   	It has brought about some major changes that would require a manual cleanup.
   	Visit https://github.com/ayamir/nvimdots/releases to see the release notes.
   	To silence this message, remove it from `init.lua` at root directory!
   	]],
   	vim.log.levels.WARN
   	)
   	end)

2. efm is required for formatters so it should can be found in your PATH. Otherwise formatter won't work. clangd and gopls are lsp server of c/cpp and go. You can execute MasonInstall efm manually and show we the error log.

[cyear]

1. Comment these lines:

   nvimdots/init.lua

   Lines 5 to 17 in 09b2c74

   	vim.schedule(function()
   	vim.notify_once(
   	[[
   	We've released version v1.0.0!
   	It has brought about some major changes that would require a manual cleanup.
   	Visit https://github.com/ayamir/nvimdots/releases to see the release notes.
   	To silence this message, remove it from `init.lua` at root directory!
   	]],
   	vim.log.levels.WARN
   	)
   	end)

2. efm is required for formatters so it should can be found in your PATH. Otherwise formatter won't work. clangd and gopls are lsp server of c/cpp and go. You can execute MasonInstall efm manually and show we the error log.

  efm                                                        │
┆  11 │ │      ▼ Displaying full log                                       │
┆  12 │ │        can't load package: package github.com/mattn/efm-langserve│
┆  13 │ │        spawn: go failed with exit code 1 and signal 0.

[Jint-lzxy]

See #306 (comment). Use your favorite package manager to install go, currently it is either not installed, missing from PATH, or not executable.

[CharlesChiuGit]

See #306 (comment). Use your favorite package manager to install go, currently it is either not installed, missing from PATH, or not executable.

second with this, since efm is written in golang, so u need go pkg manager to install it.

[Jint-lzxy]

You may also have a look at the latter part of #370 (comment). It briefly introduces LSP and its features.

[cyear]

See #306 (comment). Use your favorite package manager to install go, currently it is either not installed, missing from PATH, or not executable.

go version go1.13.8 linux/amd64

also

Installing (1)
┆   │ │      clangd                                                     │
┆   │ │      ▼ Displaying full log

No log！

[ayamir]

You can install them manually and add them to PATH. Then comment these lines:

nvimdots/lua/modules/completion/lsp.lua

Line 37 in 09b2c74

"efm",

nvimdots/lua/modules/completion/lsp.lua

Lines 39 to 40 in 09b2c74

	"clangd",
	"gopls",

[Jint-lzxy]

See #306 (comment). Use your favorite package manager to install go, currently it is either not installed, missing from PATH, or not executable.

go version go1.13.8 linux/amd64

Then I/O probably timed out. Did you set GOPATH to an invalid path?

Also, can you yank the complete error message and paste that here? Now it has been cut off.

also

Installing (1)
┆   │ │      clangd                                                     │
┆   │ │      ▼ Displaying full log

No log！

That would be expected. As mason is fetching this from GitHub:

    install = function(ctx)
        local source = github.unzip_release_file {
            repo = "clangd/clangd",
            asset_file = function(release)
                local target = coalesce(
                    when(platform.is.mac, "clangd-mac-%s.zip"),
                    when(platform.is.linux_x64, "clangd-linux-%s.zip"),
                    when(platform.is.win_x64, "clangd-windows-%s.zip")
                )
                return target and target:format(release)
            end,
        }
        source.with_receipt()
        ctx.fs:rename(("clangd_%s"):format(source.release), "clangd")
        ctx:link_bin(
            "clangd",
            path.concat {
                "clangd",
                "bin",
                platform.is.win and "clangd.exe" or "clangd",
            }
        )
    end,

[cyear]

See #306 (comment). Use your favorite package manager to install go, currently it is either not installed, missing from PATH, or not executable.

go version go1.13.8 linux/amd64

Then I/O probably timed out. Did you set GOPATH to an invalid path?

Also, can you yank the complete error message and paste that here? Now it has been cut off.

also

Installing (1)
┆   │ │      clangd                                                     │
┆   │ │      ▼ Displaying full log

No log！

That would be expected. As mason is fetching this from GitHub:

    install = function(ctx)
        local source = github.unzip_release_file {
            repo = "clangd/clangd",
            asset_file = function(release)
                local target = coalesce(
                    when(platform.is.mac, "clangd-mac-%s.zip"),
                    when(platform.is.linux_x64, "clangd-linux-%s.zip"),
                    when(platform.is.win_x64, "clangd-windows-%s.zip")
                )
                return target and target:format(release)
            end,
        }
        source.with_receipt()
        ctx.fs:rename(("clangd_%s"):format(source.release), "clangd")
        ctx:link_bin(
            "clangd",
            path.concat {
                "clangd",
                "bin",
                platform.is.win and "clangd.exe" or "clangd",
            }
        )
    end,

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