python support is messing with plugin , works well other config of neovim

[Aneeqasif]

i followed #1417 and :echo has('python3') return 1
but as soon as i install luk400/vim-jukit
python just retun 0 no matter what i do untill i remove relevant lines from core/init.lua

for _, provider in ipairs { "node", "perl", "python3", "ruby" } do
  vim.g["loaded_" .. provider .. "_provider"] = 0
end

but when i use another config , the :echo has('python3') always return 1 even after installation of the plugin.
if nvim comes by default with these providers enabled then why they are disabled in core/init

[siduck]

add this in your custom/init.lua

local enable_providers = {
      "python3_provider",
      "node_provider",
      -- and so on
    }
    
    for _, plugin in pairs(enable_providers) do
      vim.g["loaded_" .. plugin] = nil
      vim.cmd("runtime " .. plugin)
    end

if nvim comes by default with these providers enabled then why they are disabled in core/init

good question, not all users code in ruby, python etc langs, in nvchad you just enable what you want.

[siduck]

also :echo has('python3') returns 0 even on nvim -u NONE here.

[Aneeqasif]

also :echo has('python3') returns 0 even on nvim -u NONE here.

idk but removing the suckless lines in init.lua get it working for me :)

[siduck]

also :echo has('python3') returns 0 even on nvim -u NONE here.

idk but removing the suckless lines in init.lua get it working for me :)

dude just add the above code in your custom/init.lua

[siduck]

you wont get nvchad updates if you edit files outside of custom dir

[siduck]

Proof that it works here https://0x0.st/HHZp.mp4