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NVIM v0.4.3
Build type: RelWithDebInfo

Operating System: Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS

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commit 36e5337e30095afb10d02ef2ae362c8d6055e70d
Author: Horacio Sanson [email protected]
Date: Tue Apr 21 13:36:57 2020 +0900

What went wrong

When I enabled virtualtext cursor in my init.vim configuration (let g:ale_virtualtext_cursor = 1). For some

• Did you upgrade to latest plugin version? Yes, running 12e65e7ce62ad769bd01a67063e82e4c01a839d6 (lattest commit on "next" branch).
• Did you upgrade to/compile latest binary? Run shell command
  bin/languageclient --version to get its version number: languageclient 0.1.147 e4478a4789805c66ce24ae786677ae557cd411da
• (Neovim users only) Did you check output of :checkhealth LanguageClient?

Is it possible to provide some descriptions in the documentation about some of the global variables (such as g:asyncrun_silent)? It looks like there are quite a few of said variables, and only two appear in the documentation.

Personally, I'm very interested in what variables are available and how they are intended to be used.

I am interested in potentially writing a new completor for JS using Flow. However as it stands the current docs are empty for Write a new completer. Is there at least a gist or a recommended place to start looking into this?

The Neovim API now supports Buffer update events. This means we don't need to guess anymore where in the buffer code was changed to infer where we need to update highlights.

We should make use of these events as a replacement for TextChanged and simplify the parser accordingly.

This is particularly for the Go template, since it currently assumes that all files are part of a main package. In most cases, the parent folder of the file has the same name as the package for its containing files. With a %PARENT% variable, the line in the Go template could be changed from

package main

to

package %PARENT%

which will be correct more often.

A

I've started a PR on the neovim repo to improve the situation for people who develop addons in lua. That somewhat prominently include you, so I'd be very glad if you would chime in and tell us about your experience, in particular what functions you'd like to see in a "lua stdlib". Thanks!

Add developer note to README. plus example.

ref: neovim/go-client#49 (comment)

e.g. E492: Not an editor command: IronPromptCommand

Presumably this was lost with the rewrite to Lua. Personally, I used that command quite often for opening Repls on other machines or in abduco (like tmux/screen).

A good alternative for me would be if IronRepl <arbitrary command line here> worked

Anyway, the documentation should probably be updated. I don't have time to do either thi

This plugin would be exceptional in use for editing Google Docs, however the firefox add on keeps on disconnecting and reconnecting.

In the README it states that in your .clang file you want to point to a project specific compilation database you need to specify it like so:

compilation_database = "<path to compilation_database>"

Actually you need to specify to the directory that contains it, rather than to the database itself.
i.e. if the file sits at catkin_ws/build/compile_commands.json your .clang file should s