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Interesting. Are you using some sophisticated plugins, some unusual platform? I've aliased vim to neovim a few years ago and it has not crashed once for me.
by tadzik_ 7y ago
Interesting. Are you using some sophisticated plugins, some unusual platform?
I've aliased vim to neovim a few years ago and it has not crashed once for me.
- mths 7y agoOSX. Plugins: ale, bufexplorer, nerdtree, rust.vim, vim-airline, vim-airline-themes, vim-colors-solarized I generally start vim in my src folder on Monday and exit it on Friday. Occasionally, just on a whim, I run nvim instead. Mostly its fine. But the times I've experienced crashes or other hickups like rendering bugs forcing me to :qa!, it's been on nvim. Edit: Oh and I run it in the terminal, iTerm2 to be precise.
- afarrell 7y agoI wonder if any 2-4 of the folks who’ve never had it crash would find it fun to join in a mob-debugging session where you screenshare, we all open an discord* channel, and we try and figure out the cause and solution. —— (* IM could be discord, gitter, slack, or whatever. I’d argue strongly against IRC because I think the lack of support for code blocks and especially newlines makes it harder to talk about code/stacktraces.)
- blueyed 7y agoYou can just try with reporting them as an issue on GitHub.. :)
- CameronNemo 7y agoI use macOS and iTerm2, never experienced a crash. Perhaps one of your plugins is causing the issue?