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Is this an appropriate forum to ask for help about Practicalli's astronvim distribution?
Oh, thats an interesting bug, thanks for highlighting it. Some of the Treesitter parsers need to be compiled and so will use GCC or Clang (depending on operating system packages installed) I have been using the following versions successfully • MacOSX - clang version 15.0.0 • Linux (ubuntu): gcc version 11.4.0 • Termux (Android) - clang version 17.0.6 (I do have some issues, but I think these are lsp server issues rather than treesitter) Any further info you can share about which version of GCC / Clang work or do not work is most welcome, along with Operating System and version of Neovim Note: Nightly neovim may also have issues, so I always stick with the latest release of Neovim (usually a week or two after its released)