After update to last version of Lazyvim (15.x)

[duckuments]

this config doesn't worked for last version of lazyvim, i disable some files for fix bugs and I had to create a config again.

Problems I had after the update:

• treesitter wasn't working
• LSP wasn't working either

I think there's been a fundamental change in the plugins

[harshv5094]

I think, It has to do with LazyVim moving to main branch in case of treesitter. I'll look into it since takuya is on break.

[duckuments]

I think, It has to do with LazyVim moving to main branch in case of treesitter. I'll look into it since takuya is on break.

Yeah, I got the same answer when I brought it up on a Discord forum. Thanks for looking into it, I hope Takuya gets better soon.

[duckuments]

I wish you would come back @craftzdog ☹️

[harshv5094]

I think not sure, The reason noice is going haywire, maybe related to how takuya configured it.

[duckuments]

I think not sure, The reason noice is going haywire, maybe related to how takuya configured it.

I don't have any idea, after one week I can't fix it

[harshv5094]

first of all remove nvim-notify. It will at least use snacks.nvim notify option to show notification

[duckuments]

first of all remove nvim-notify. It will at least use snacks.nvim notify option to show notification

I tried again and fixed the errors. I removed the treesitter.lua file and made a new config for lsp.lua. It’s not perfect, but it’s good enough until Takuya comes back.

[tony-sn]

Hi, since Lazyvim has some progressive updates recently, my 2c advice is if your settings are good enough you can turn off the update or create a backup file before you do any update.

To turn off auto-update from Lazyvim:
in ~/.config/nvim/lua/config/lazy.lua:

...
checker = { enabled = false }, -- turn off check for plugin updates

Or create a backup folder like ~/.config/nvim.bak, or at least keep your old lazy-lock.json file, you can overwrite the latest lazy-lock.json and choose Restore from Lazyvim dialog screen.

I did update to latest Lazyvim once and it broke my work flows dramatically so I have to go back to the current config from Takuya which I used to work with

[duckuments]

Hi, since Lazyvim has some progressive updates recently, my 2c advice is if your settings are good enough you can turn off the update or create a backup file before you do any update.

To turn off auto-update from Lazyvim: in ~/.config/nvim/lua/config/lazy.lua:

...
checker = { enabled = false }, -- turn off check for plugin updates

Or create a backup folder like ~/.config/nvim.bak, or at least keep your old lazy-lock.json file, you can overwrite the latest lazy-lock.json and choose Restore from Lazyvim dialog screen.

I did update to latest Lazyvim once and it broke my work flows dramatically so I have to go back to the current config from Takuya which I used to work with

Yeah, the same thing happened to me, okay, thanks @tony-sn

[craftzdog]

thanks for reporting!