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You sound like a sales pitch but my NeoVIM based off of AstroNvim breaks in very random ways across a dozen of servers even under same configuration, I'm about
by mekster 4y ago
You sound like a sales pitch but my NeoVIM based off of AstroNvim breaks in very random ways across a dozen of servers even under same configuration, I'm about to try Helix instead of the ecosystem with pile of random quality plugins.
It looks promising at first with LSP and all that but I don't know when I had any stable moments.
- ar_lan 4y agoAre you using different OS? This sounds like the programs your NeoVim is calling is failing you - not nvim itself. _cough cough_ NixOS can help you out here
- mekster 4y agoUbuntu 22.04. I'm guessing the few dozens of plugins are probably messed up in a way or another after each updates. Apparently, there's no unified QA testing among community supported ecosystem with 20 different authors.
- ar_lan 4y agoIn packer, at least, you can pin plug-in versions. I’ve never had the issue you describe - I suspect precisely because I keep my plugin count lean and pin each dependency so it’s always deterministic.
- selfmodruntime 4y agoIt's not neovim, but the surrounding plugin architecture I need. I'm using coc.nvim to get autocompletions and documentation and I find that to be increasingly brittle. Also the python3 provider stuff randomly breaks in a venv sometime.
- reissbaker 4y agoHuh, sorry to hear that. Personally the only annoyance I've had with coc.nvim was when they changed how autocomplete worked and I had to update my keybindings, but that wasn't particularly bad.