Jess PerkinsJan 23
@herrbischoff Good luck on your journey! I too bounced hard off the NVim configurations. I ended up on #AstroNvim, which I'm enjoying, but I'll definitely take a look at #HelixEditor. Thanks for the tip!
GateLinkerNov 15

I like my #riscV #MilkV Jupiter board, but it's far from ready for daily #programming business.

Standard tools are missing or not working:
#VSCodium cannot be compiled, because #NodeJS dependencies have no RISC-V support.
#neovim cannot be compiled with #luajit (no RISC-V support too) so #AstroNvim and other plugins fail.
And common linux distro games fail to start due to opengl.

But #gcc, #codelite and #codeblocks are delivered by #debian and work fine.

Minimum requirements are fulfilled 👍

RayuelaJan 12, 2025

Descubrí hace unos días #Astronvim y gracias a sus paquetes comunitarios de plugins preconfigurados por fin me funciona el LSP de Java (el bendito jdtls).

Estoy a un pasito de largar el Intellij y programar de lleno en Neovim como corresponde.
Falta testear más el debugging, pero estamos cerca.

Erik NatanaelJan 4, 2025
New year, new editor. Picked #neovim with #astronvim and it's looking really good so far! I think flash.nvim (https://github.com/folke/flash.nvim) might actually change my life. The mental overhead I've spent on navigating text files can now be wasted on other things!
GitHub - folke/flash.nvim: Navigate your code with search labels, enhanced character motions and Treesitter integration

Navigate your code with search labels, enhanced character motions and Treesitter integration - folke/flash.nvim

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denisflNov 20, 2024

After using #AstroNvim, I decided to create my own #nvim config. Pros: fast and simple, with only 20 plugins included. Cons: hmm, there are no cons at the moment, except maybe one — it needs to be updated whenever I need a new feature.

https://github.com/denisfl/turbo-vim/

GitHub - denisfl/turbo-vim

Contribute to denisfl/turbo-vim development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Paul CampbellOct 25, 2024
Odd, my #nvim configuration had been playing up when editing #Java files recently. Managed to get it working again by disabling the java and #jdtls configurations I had. Did I miss something in a recent update to #AstroNvim that let this work automatically?
denisflSep 15, 2024
Migrated from #LunarVim to #AstroNvim. It works faster and (i dont how) but keys bindings work more clear.
BrandonAug 27, 2024

@Olical hi! Quick AstroNvim sanity check before I file an issue, are you able to go add something into your configuration for astrolsp? I’m trying to see if the plugin-wide opts.on_attach() function is being called. According to docs it’s meant to be called after every lspconfig invocation of the default on_attach but I can’t get it to trigger at all.

You should be able to see if it’s working by just putting a vim.notify(“hi from astrolsp”) in the function and then opening a file that attaches an lsp. Thanks :)

#nvim #astronvim #astrovim

tnypxlJul 10, 2024
I ended up going back to #AstroNvim. #NVChad was nice, but customization was kind of annoying. Astro's custom config layer lets me disable or enable things with a little more ease and it's structure makes a lot more sense to me. #neovim #vim
Paul CampbellJun 25, 2024

Neovim/AstroNvim is being annoying with the Typescript project I'm working on. I've have the astrocommunity typescript-all-in-one plugin enabled. My problem is that I have two different Typescript LSPs connected: tsserver and vtsls. This means I'm seeing all my lint warnings doubled. More annoyingly is when I try to refactor, e.g. using IncRename, they both try to do the job and end up turning the whole file into Swiss cheese.

How can I disable one or the other? (The project I'm working on has a transient dependency that puts tsserver into the node_moduled/bin directory, so I suspect that's the one I want to end up using.

#Neovim #AstroNvim