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The require call in (1) shows the cloned directory name is not the issue.
The require call in (2) fails not because it can't find the init.lua file, but due to an error inside it. The call to str.match with the file arguments is incorrect. ... contains two values: first the string used in require (which corresponds to the directory cloned directory, in this case), and the relative path of the init file.
A simple solution is to rewrite the init.lua file so as to use the first argument as it is.
I have already created a pull request and linked it to this issue.
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The
require
call in (1) shows the cloned directory name is not the issue.The
require
call in (2) fails not because it can't find theinit.lua
file, but due to an error inside it. The call tostr.match
with the file arguments is incorrect....
contains two values: first the string used in require (which corresponds to the directory cloned directory, in this case), and the relative path of the init file.A simple solution is to rewrite the
init.lua
file so as to use the first argument as it is.I have already created a pull request and linked it to this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: