🆕 Command-T 6.0.0 release — compendium issue

[wincent]

Command-T 6.0.0

• 6.0.0-a.0 Release notes.
• 6.0.0-a.1 Release notes.
• 6.0.0-a.2 Release notes.
• 6.0.0-a.3 Release notes.
• 6.0.0-a.4 Release notes.
• 6.0.0-b.0 Release notes.
• 6.0.0-b.1 Release notes.
• |command-t-upgrading|.
• Blog post, "Command-T v6.0 — the Lua rewrite".
• Release plan for Lua rewrite #391
• 5-x-release branch (if you wish to remain on the previous release series).

Now, this is a beta release (see |command-t-known-issues|), a total rewrite, subject to change, incompletely documented, with known bugs and feature gaps. But, because the entire world installs Neovim plugins by pointing at HEAD of main, people are probably going to end up trying this whether they intend to or not.

So, this feedback issue is to gather together common questions and bug reports. I also created this discussion thread for folks who prefer that format.

Information to include when reporting issues

• What version of Neovim are you running? ie. nvim --version
• What operating system are you running on? (eg. macOS Monterey, Arch Linux etc)
• What system architecture? (eg. arm64, x86_64 etc)
• How did you install Command-T? (eg. what package manager, if any, did you use?)
• How have you configured Neovim and/or Command-T?
• Do you have a minimal repro example, or a link to your dotfiles repo?
• What other plug-ins do you have running, and have you tried reproducing the problem without them?

Summary

packer.nvim set-up

use {
  'wincent/command-t',
  run = 'cd lua/wincent/commandt/lib && make',
  setup = function ()
    vim.g.CommandTPreferredImplementation = 'lua'
  end,
  config = function()
    require('wincent.commandt').setup()
  end,
}

Via comment.