v1.3.0

What's new

The lua parser is now smarter! Previously, you had to wrap all plugin dependencies in {}, but now nv is smart enough to do that for you! I know this was a roadblock to some people, and now it's completely gone (for as far as I've been able to test). If you find any bugs, please do make an issue and I will get to you as soon as possible :). This change should be fully backwards compatible, so if you already have nv working, you don't have to worry when updating.

@nvimtor fixed a bug where tail would not work properly on macos because it was missing the -n flag. This was fine on my linux machine for some reason... Anywho, it's fixed :)

There are now much better error messages if you mess something up while setting up nv. I've done my best to give you solution to what I think your problem is, but if you encounter any cryptic error messages feel free to make an issue about it :).

PRs

• fix tail: cannot open '+2' for reading: No such file or directory by @nvimtor in #7
• Better errors by @NicoElbers in #9
• Lua parser context aware by @NicoElbers in #11

New Contributors

• @nvimtor made their first contribution in #7

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.3.0

v1.2.0

Minor but important changes:

In the template, properly import patchUtils
Properly pass provided Lua packages to lua
Expose patchUtils in the main flake
Bunch more docs

This is the third time I'm doing this release because the first time I didn't actually fix the patchUtils problem, and the second time I released the wrong branch. Worlds greatest idiot right here.

v1.1.0

Minor but important changes:

• In the template, properly import patchUtils
• Properly pass provided Lua packages to lua
• Expose patchUtils in the main flake
• Bunch more docs

This is the second time I'm doing this release because the first time I didn't actually fix the patchUtils problem. Worlds greatest idiot right here.

v1.0.0

nv is ready for it's first release. The basic functionality is all working. nv correctly patches configurations, and nix correctly builds Neovim. Life is good.

See the README for installation instructions