Mike Iversen

If node['p_id'] returns None, then it will fail a "truthyness" test and therefore the while loop will stop. Additionally, I am able to run the example without modifications made to...

It looks like the issue is a regex problem. My exception was raised on this line > ' Chapter #0:0: start 0.000000, end 485.902000\n' In particular, on the string >...

That makes sense. I opened an issue on Plenary as well to try and get some context with what exactly normalize is _supposed_ to be doing because this feels more...

I have no issue with it! I'll see if I can throw it together this weekend.

So it seems! I didn't know the repo was renamed, thats interesting. Thanks for the heads up!

@ludicast , I would highly recommend considering using [vim.loop.fs_chmod](https://github.com/luvit/luv/blob/master/docs.md#uvfs_chmodpath-mode-callback). This (I believe) is cross platform compatible, thus not leaving windows users out, AND is provided by neovim in the standard...

Logs are always great, but if you don't trust something to do the thing you told it to do, then don't use the thing?

Unfortunately, netrw handles pretty much all of the opening procedure for files, streams, directories, etc. As you found, preventing it from initializing prevents _alot_ of stuff (EG, you cant browse...

You could consider utilizing the builtin functionality in [`vim.loop.fs_read`](https://github.com/luvit/luv/blob/master/docs.md#uvfs_readfd-size-offset-callback) Basically when you open a directory, gather the file descriptors for each item in the directory, and when a user hovers...

@nyngwang Its worth calling out that what fzf-lua does is exactly what I mentioned above Checking out the `utils.lua` file [read_file and read_file_async](https://github.com/ibhagwan/fzf-lua/blob/main/lua/fzf-lua/utils.lua#L178-L210) ```lua M.read_file = function(filepath) local fd =...