tmux (and other providers) was killed #233
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That's so unfortunate and force me to stick to older version. But... Why? Server approach is not a replacement for providers - it's just different approach with less functionality as for me. So - any way to make tmux work again with the plugin? |
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See the commit message for reasoning: 82332cf
It supports all the same behavior (or should - lmk if I missed something), just requires more user configuration. Which is unfortunate, but ultimately more pragmatic here 🙂 |
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As fact, TMUX provider doesn't work for me any more after update. AI said that that provider cofiguration is "dead code" because providers were "killed" according to source code. |
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Mentioned code (https://github.com/e-cal/opencode-tmux.nvim) also target to older version of opencode.nvim:( It expects for example
opencode.cli.server. So there is no drop-in solution. I have to reuse some of the approaches for my config.If somebody interested:
{ "NickvanDyke/opencode.nvim", dependencies = { -- Recommended for `ask()` and `select()`. ---@module 'snacks' <- Loads `snacks.nvim` types for configuration intellisense. { "folke/snacks.nvim", lazy = false, priority = 1000, opts = { input = {}, picker = {}, terminal = {} }, }, }, keys = { { "<leader>oa", function() require("opencode").ask("@this: ", {