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Nvim feels almost frozen. you have to :LspStop to be able to type anything at all. A repeating error message indicates that lsp.diagnostic.get_count() is deprecated.
When begun
After version bump from neovim 0.6 to neovim 0.6.1
How determined
Nvim reports (at every refresh) that lsp.diagnostic.get_count() is deprecated. Ripgrep found that the only occurrence of this call in my ~/.local/share/nvim is, in fact, galaxyline. Specifically, provider_diagnostic.lua, at line 24, in latest galaxyline.nvim on main branch. Removing galaxyline from my config and then :PackerSync resolved this.
Mitigation
Disable galaxyline.nvim until it catches up with neovim.
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Jan 5, 2022
I'm here for the same problem, I didn't know that @glepnir was also the creator of this plugin, I don't know what happened but he seems to be AFK for a long time, LSP Saga was forked due to breaking changes. So maybe we need a GalaxyLine fork as well or move to use something else.
Impact
Nvim feels almost frozen. you have to :LspStop to be able to type anything at all. A repeating error message indicates that
lsp.diagnostic.get_count()
is deprecated.When begun
After version bump from neovim 0.6 to neovim 0.6.1
How determined
Nvim reports (at every refresh) that
lsp.diagnostic.get_count()
is deprecated. Ripgrep found that the only occurrence of this call in my ~/.local/share/nvim is, in fact, galaxyline. Specifically,provider_diagnostic.lua
, at line 24, in latest galaxyline.nvim on main branch. Removing galaxyline from my config and then:PackerSync
resolved this.Mitigation
Disable galaxyline.nvim until it catches up with neovim.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: