erw7
erw7
This issue is about Windows native neovim. I do not want to talk about WSL here, because the talk becomes complicated.
@parkovski Sorry to reply late. Thank you for the information. The problem of when executing nvim in WSL can be easily coped with rebuilding libuv with the following patch applied....
#9094 is a change to make `libtermkey` use the built-in `terminfo`. Therefore, `unibi_from_term()` is still called twice. I also considered an implementation to pass `unibi_term *` to `libtermkey`, but it...
> Yes, but it skips most of the work ("poking at filesystem", etc.), right? I do not understand the meaning of "porking filesystem" well, but I don't think #9094 will...
This problem is caused by #18375. This is probably due to the fact that [`loop_poll_event()`](https://github.com/neovim/neovim/blob/4ace9e7e417fe26c8b73ff1d6042e6e4f3df9ebf/src/nvim/ui_bridge.c#L126), which was executed by `ui_bridge_stop()`, is no longer executed. As evidence, changing the `loop_poll_event()` call...
> Is there any way to work around this issue until it is fixed? ```lua vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd({ "VimLeave" }, { callback = function() vim.cmd('!notify-send "hello"') vim.cmd('sleep 10m') end, }) ``` ```lua...
[windows] init.lua and other lua files can't be loaded if there are non-ASCII characters in pathname
`UTF-8` can be set in `ucrt` with `setlocale`. The `ucrt` is already used in `MSVC` builds. Therefore, setting the appropriate value in the `LANG` environment variable, such as `set LANG=.UTF-8`...
[windows] init.lua and other lua files can't be loaded if there are non-ASCII characters in pathname
> Great idea, to be clear that's this file? The relevant file has `main_lib` as `target`. I think we need to create a separate file with `nvim` as the `target`....
I think this is the same problem with clipboard providers. Would the following settings solve the problem? Still, it seems odd that this should happen since `runtime/ftplugin/python.vim` is never loaded...
The minimal steps that can cause this problem are as follows: ``` python -m venv ~/nvimvenv cd ~/nvimvenv . ./bin/activate pip install --upgrade pip pip install pynvim deactivate cd ~...