Hector Rios

I'm running into this same issue on Ubuntu as well: ```bash lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS Release: 20.04 Codename: focal ```...

Update: For my issue, everything was in the right place, but I never called `plug#begin`. Once I did this further down in my `init.vim`, it worked fine: ```vim let g:plug_home...

@tim-hilt -- Have you confirmed trying to include the following in your `init.vim` file? ``` let g:plug_home = stdpath("data") . "/plugged" call plug#begin(plug_home) ``` As I referenced to above, I...

Thanks for the follow up, @p1ho! I appreciate you taking the time to ask questions. 1. I figured FB Messenger CLI might want to follow the convention that most command...

@Alex-Rose , I think there's a bug where if you log in for the first time in a while, it does a different flow than when you've already been signed...

I fixed this for me by deleting my `.kryptonite` package in my `node_modules` folder. Afterward, I log in and wait for the conversations to come in.

Sorry, @mikeboiko @sormazi -- I did the following ```bash # Tells you where your fb-messenger-cli executable is which fb-messenger-cli # Find where it is linked to ls -ahl $(dirname $(which...

For what it's worth, I have my desired indenting sort-of working through a variety of trickery. First, I use [RRethy/nvim-treesitter-endwise](https://github.com/RRethy/nvim-treesitter-endwise) to open and close my parens, braces, brackets and `end`...

I was curious how to handle this problem, because I'm certain that this will be a similar problem in any other programming languages that use a version manager (I'm thinking...