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I noticed today when I had my terminal split that the hover window was going off too far to the right. I'm not 100% sure what is actually causing this, but it also caused an Error to appear as well. Here is a screen shot of what I mean for the window going too far:
The arrow is pointing towards the edge of my terminal, and see how it's cutting the floating window. Then the following Error is appearing:
Error executing vim.schedule lua callback: ...pp/.vim/plugged/completion-nvim/lua/completion/hover.lua:220: 'width' key must be a positive Integer
If you need any help with reproduction or any more details, please let me know. I'm using this with Metals installed via LspInstall from neovim/nvim-lsp.
I noticed today when I had my terminal split that the hover window was going off too far to the right. I'm not 100% sure what is actually causing this, but it also caused an
Errorto appear as well. Here is a screen shot of what I mean for the window going too far:The arrow is pointing towards the edge of my terminal, and see how it's cutting the floating window. Then the following
Erroris appearing:If you need any help with reproduction or any more details, please let me know. I'm using this with Metals installed via
LspInstallfromneovim/nvim-lsp.Thanks for you great work!