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If I quit a session that has crates.nvim attached to one of the buffers, I get this error on entering the session:
Although there is "rmagatti/auto-session" at play, I don't understand how to read this quite vague error to understand who and what initiates the error. I get similar errors when quitting while in the help file of a lazy-loaded plugin, but making crates.nvim load with lazy = false doesn't help.
If I disable either crates.nvim or auto-session, the issue disappears. But I can confirm the LSP mentioned is crates.nvim LSP, because it happens only when it's attached. Since auto-session doesn't mind other LSPs, I thought I'd ask here first.
Does crates.nvim create a hidden buffer that can't be restored afterwards, or does it do something creative with the buffer it attaches to by any chance?
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If I quit a session that has
crates.nvim
attached to one of the buffers, I get this error on entering the session:Although there is "rmagatti/auto-session" at play, I don't understand how to read this quite vague error to understand who and what initiates the error. I get similar errors when quitting while in the help file of a lazy-loaded plugin, but making
crates.nvim
load withlazy = false
doesn't help.If I disable either
crates.nvim
orauto-session
, the issue disappears. But I can confirm the LSP mentioned iscrates.nvim
LSP, because it happens only when it's attached. Sinceauto-session
doesn't mind other LSPs, I thought I'd ask here first.Does
crates.nvim
create a hidden buffer that can't be restored afterwards, or does it do something creative with the buffer it attaches to by any chance?Thanks for the help!
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