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I'm trying to set up a project-local config using neoconf.nvim for one of my Neovim plugins that has some dependencies.
My goal is to get diagnostics for emmylua annotations using types defined in the neotest dependency.
Fixesfolke#139.
When plugins on the packpath are symlinks (which is the case
when using a NixOS Neovim module), the plugin names may not be
properly detected.
This fixes that by using the symlinked path, not the real path,
to detect the plugin name.
Fixes#139.
When plugins on the packpath are symlinks (which is the case
when using a NixOS Neovim module), the plugin names may not be
properly detected.
This fixes that by using the symlinked path, not the real path,
to detect the plugin name.
Hi.
First, thanks for making this awesome plugin! 😄
I'm trying to set up a project-local config using
neoconf.nvim
for one of my Neovim plugins that has some dependencies.My goal is to get diagnostics for emmylua annotations using types defined in the
neotest
dependency.I added a
neoconf.json
to the root directory.In my Neovim config...
neoconf
at startup (with the default settings).neodev
at startup with the override for NixOS and lspconfig disabled (afterneoconf
).ftplugin/lua.lua
, I start the LSP client withbefore_init = require('neodev.lsp').before_init
.The root directory is detected correctly.
My annotations using the
neotest
types result in warnings like"Undefined type or alias neotest.Adapter"
.It seems like the
neoconf.json
is detected and loaded:Am I missing something? Any help with troubleshooting this would be much appreciated.
Originally posted by @mrcjkb in #138
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