"No matching buffer" when running Fardo

[brooth]

"No matching buffer" when running Fardo

[brooth]

That's weird. Do you have any buffer-related tweaks or plugins in your vimrc?

[tmccombs]

I get the same error with a vim config with nothing but add Far directory to my runtimepath.

nvim is version 0.1.7. I'm also running on linux, I'm not sure if that would make a difference at all.

[brooth]

Linux shouldn't be the problem. I also use nvim 0.1.7 running on Ubuntu 16.04.

Could you check something on your side please. Modify autoload/far.vim, add absolute path to the user-service dir, i.e. instead of this (~ line 816):

    exec 'buffer! '.file_ctx.fname

should be this:

    exec 'buffer! <PATH TO "user-service" DIR>/'.file_ctx.fname

[tmccombs]

Same problem.

Also after the command fails, ls! doesn't show any buffers besides the Far buffer.

[brooth]

Can you try again with these options:

g:far#auto_write_replaced_buffers = 0
g:far#auto_delete_replaced_buffers = 0

if still fails, than these

g:far#auto_write_replaced_buffers = 1
g:far#auto_delete_replaced_buffers = 0

[tmccombs]

I still get the error with those options (I tried both)

[tek]

same here. If I run Fardo repeatedly, it eventually works.

[brooth]

@tmccombs Please, turn on debug mode, reproduce the bug and attach the log file since I have no idea why it fails on your side.

[tek]

https://gist.github.com/c5f6c1ef592344583d5d1dc5f5d91640

[tmccombs]

I just updated Far and it seems to work now.

[tmccombs]

nvm. It still happens. I think what is happenign is it opens a preview buffer when you move the cursor over one of the lines that will be replaced. So if I scroll through all the replacements, it works. But if I do a :Fardo immediately it fails, because the buffers haven't been opened yet. Here are the results of debug mode:

far.vim.log.txt

[brooth]

Everything works fine on my side, it is really weird. Can you attach your vim.rc, /home/thayne/sandbox/test dir. any other information you'd think is useful.

[tmccombs]

Attached is the sandbox/test directory. the test.vim file in it is a minimal vim.rc that I can reproduce the problem with.

test.zip

[brooth]

@tmccombs It should be OK now. Please check. And thanks for the help!

[tmccombs]

Looks good. Thanks!