Example in README #4
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Guh. Did I not just leave a comment? This worked even less for me:
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@kwerle, you miss an h in |
Doh! Still - same result:
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@kwerle, I guess you're not building correctly ruby-tree-sitter. The bootstrap step takes some iterations for me but:
just works @gjtorikian about this issue:
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When I use a gem I expect it to 'just work'. The following trivial project doesn't work, and it seems like it should: |
👋 This gem is still somewhat experimental, and it’s using an older version of Tree-sitter. I personally maintain the node and rust bindings, but not this one. |
@maxbrunsfeld fair enough for me. Basic example works, so this is a matter of maintainer updating this repo |
@albfan Sorry this didn't work for you! I will look into it within the week. I'm re-opening the issue because I want to track it for updating the dependencies.
@kwerle I am sorry your expectations were unfulfilled. Most open source is volunteer work. If there's some unexpected behavior, you can log it and move on. |
Hey - I totally get it! In fact, this is a blocker for And it's not blocking ide-ruby at all - this is just an alternative to the native stuff I have working. Sounded interesting so I figured I'd take a shot! Thank you for your work! |
@gjtorikian, count on me to do new tries on this. It was just I prefer you to rule the issue, so let's fix this. Get a nilClass for me is correct, so among correct the example there's no much to fix here. Update the codebase to support existing parsers would be the core thing for me |
Yeah, in looking at the code, I'm actually pretty unhappy with the requirement of |
if I try the example in README
creates a nilClass, so I cannot modify later to tree_sitter_python
Using tree_sitter_python directly it works
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