I'm trying to set up NeoVim on GhostBSD for the first time, having used my NeoVim config (based on kickstart.vim) on various Linux distributions (mostly) without issue for a while.
I'm seeing a few issues when Lazy is trying to install and configure various plugins that require building via a Makefile.
For example, the following error is thrown in Lazy:
When I look at the line in the Makefile, it is:
I'm guessing is GNU Make syntax.
I see a few other things failing either in the same way, or without showing a reason, e.g. "json-lsp: failed to install".
Is anyone successfully using NeoVim with plugins managed by Lazy (and LSPs via Mason)?
Is there something I should add to my init.lua to make it use gmake for maximum compatibility with plugins that expect its syntax?
I'm seeing a few issues when Lazy is trying to install and configure various plugins that require building via a Makefile.
For example, the following error is thrown in Lazy:
Code:
make: "/home/ian/.local/share/nvim/lazy/LuaSnip/Makefile" line 37: Invalid line typeCode:
ifeq ($(LUASNIP_DETECTED_OS),Darwin)Code:
ifeqI see a few other things failing either in the same way, or without showing a reason, e.g. "json-lsp: failed to install".
Is anyone successfully using NeoVim with plugins managed by Lazy (and LSPs via Mason)?
Is there something I should add to my init.lua to make it use gmake for maximum compatibility with plugins that expect its syntax?
Statistics: Posted by ianmjones — Thu Jun 27, 2024 5:54 pm