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Dont know if its a problem to solve. I had a module:
(module plugin.toggleterm
{require {nvim aniseed.nvim
term toggleterm
{:m map} util}})
Which stoped working with one of the latest commits. I found out that if I rename the plugin (so there is no name collision with toggleterm
), everything works:
(module plugin.<new name here>
{require {nvim aniseed.nvim
term toggleterm
{:m map} util}})
(https://github.com/Liverm0r/dotfiles/commit/d9b9cad3ee1ab91d0dee000673820c432b8902b8 with fix)And it seems that only toggleterm stoped working, but other plugins like cmp and lsp worksk:
I also tried to remove /lua and renmae terminal
back to toggleterm
to exclude some cache problem, but it doesn't help.
Hmm are your file names lining up with your module names and locations? Shouldn't really break stuff but worth checking.
My other hunch would be that toggleterm is maybe crating a Lua module under the same name and colliding?
I think that's the problem. Lua doesn't like the directory and file name being the same, it expects "default" modules to be under (name)/init.lua
Is there a way to disable the automatic babashka REPL server?
Hey Martin! Yes, you can do this: https://github.com/daveyarwood/dotfiles/blob/535e8c2601cd1ab7eb9c2e4b006d713164c93242/vim/custom/500-plugins-config.vim#L277
Thank you Dave!
If you using fennel π https://github.com/rafaeldelboni/dotfiles/blob/master/config/nvim/fnl/config/plugin/conjure.fnl#L6