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Fails when opening vim help files #46

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gustavooferreira opened this issue May 27, 2023 · 5 comments · Fixed by #50
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Fails when opening vim help files #46

gustavooferreira opened this issue May 27, 2023 · 5 comments · Fixed by #50

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@gustavooferreira
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Errors when opening some help files but not all, weirdly enough.
It will error the first time I issue a help command on a newly started instance. When I press enter it shows the help file.
If I quit the window with the help file and open it again, no longer errors (most likely cos the buffer with the help file stayed around?)

Commands I've used to replicate the bug:

:help quickfix

or

:help syntax

or

:help autocmd

Just running :help on a newly started neovim instance works without any errors.

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@gustavooferreira
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Disabled biscuit for vimdoc as I don't really need it there and the error went away.

@cmgriffing
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Sorry for taking so long to get to this. It looks like I have a bug for vimdoc files so that is hugely useful. I will look into a fix when I can. I'm glad you got things working for your use-case in the meantime, though.

@corintho
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I am currently facing this issue as well. @gustavooferreira any tips on how to disable it?

@cat-phish
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I am currently facing this issue as well. @gustavooferreira any tips on how to disable it?

This is what did it for me. Adding vimdoc made it go away

         language_config = {
            help = {
               disabled = true
            },
            vimdoc = {
               disabled = true
            },

@cmgriffing
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I am currently facing this issue as well. @gustavooferreira any tips on how to disable it?

This is what did it for me. Adding vimdoc made it go away

         language_config = {
            help = {
               disabled = true
            },
            vimdoc = {
               disabled = true
            },

I will add this to the default config. I think it makes sense that way.

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