Command in filetype not taken into account anymore ?

[vimchun]

Few hours ago, I could run :RunFile toggleterm with no problem (I could run a python script with a custom command).

The latest commit might have a regression : the filetype I set is not taken into account anymore filetype = { python = "clear && python3 -u" }. It seems the command run is the default one : filetype = { python = "python -u '$dir/$fileName'" }.

Note : I had to remove hot_reload = true because I had an error when saving

Error detected while processing BufWritePost Autocommands for "*":
Error executing lua callback: .../nvim/lazy/code_runner.nvim/lua/code_runner/filetype.lua:19: attempt to index field 'utils' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
        .../nvim/lazy/code_runner.nvim/lua/code_runner/filetype.lua:19: in function 'getCommand'
        .../nvim/lazy/code_runner.nvim/lua/code_runner/commands.lua:43: in function <.../nvim/lazy/code_runner.nvim/lua/code_runner/commands.lua:39>

[CRAG666]

Pleace, send screenshot

[CRAG666]

@vimchun update the plugin, pleace

[vimchun]

@CRAG666 I just updated it, I still have the same behavior :
(as you can see, I set python3 as for the command, but I get python -u)

[CRAG666]

@vimchun pleace check your config. My config work:

[CRAG666]

@CRAG666 my config:
local preview_cmd = "/bin/zathura"
local folder = ""

return {
"CRAG666/code_runner.nvim",
-- name = "code_runner",
dev = true,
keys = {
{
"e",
function()
require("code_runner").run_code()
end,
desc = "[e]xcute code",
},
},
opts = {
mode = "better_term",
better_term = {
number = 1,
},
filetype = {
v = "v run",
tex = function(...)
require("code_runner.hooks.tectonic").build(preview_cmd, { "--keep-logs" })
end,
quarto = {
"cd $dir &&",
"quarto preview $fileName",
"--no-browser",
"--port 4444",
},
markdown = function(...)
local hook = require "code_runner.hooks.preview_pdf"
require("code_runner.hooks.ui").select {
Marp = function()
require("code_runner").run_from_fn "marp --theme-set $MARPT -w -p . &$end"
end,
Latex = function()
hook.run {
command = "pandoc",
args = { "$fileName", "-o", "$tmpFile", "-t pdf" },
preview_cmd = preview_cmd,
}
end,
Beamer = function()
hook.run {
command = "pandoc",
args = { "$fileName", "-o", "$tmpFile", "-t beamer" },
preview_cmd = preview_cmd,
}
end,
Eisvogel = function()
hook.run {
command = "bash",
args = { "./build.sh" },
preview_cmd = preview_cmd,
overwrite_output = ".",
}
end,
}
end,
javascript = "node",
java = "cd $dir && javac $fileName && java $fileNameWithoutExt",
kotlin = "cd $dir && kotlinc-native $fileName -o $fileNameWithoutExt && ./$fileNameWithoutExt.kexe",
c = function(...)
c_base = {
"cd $dir &&",
"gcc $fileName -o",
"/tmp/$fileNameWithoutExt",
}
local c_exec = {
"&& /tmp/$fileNameWithoutExt &&",
"rm /tmp/$fileNameWithoutExt",
}
vim.ui.input({ prompt = "Add more args:" }, function(input)
c_base[4] = input
require("code_runner.commands").run_from_fn(vim.list_extend(c_base, c_exec))
end)
end,
-- c = {
-- "cd $dir &&",
-- "gcc $fileName -o",
-- "/tmp/$fileNameWithoutExt &&",
-- "/tmp/$fileNameWithoutExt &&",
-- "rm /tmp/$fileNameWithoutExt",
-- },
cpp = {
"cd $dir &&",
"g++ $fileName",
"-o /tmp/$fileNameWithoutExt &&",
"/tmp/$fileNameWithoutExt",
},
-- python = "python -u '$dir/$fileName'",
python = "python3",
sh = "bash",
typescript = "deno run",
typescriptreact = "yarn dev$end",
rust = "cd $dir && rustc $fileName && $dir$fileNameWithoutExt",
dart = "dart",
cs = function(...)
local root_dir = require("null-ls.utils").root_pattern "*.csproj"(vim.loop.cwd())
return "cd " .. root_dir .. " && dotnet run$end"
end,
},
project_path = vim.fn.expand "~/.config/nvim/project_manager.json",
},
}

[CRAG666]

@vimchun Please delete the plugin and reinstall

[CRAG666]

pleace check: :lua vim.print(require("code_runner").get_filetype_command())

[vimchun]

@CRAG666 I have the same behavior after deleting/reinstalling the plugin, and your command returns python -u /home/mhh/.config/nvim/test_formatting/test_python.py

Sorry if the problem is from my environment, I did a lot of modifications in the past few hours... I will check and will come back to you.

[vimchun]

Not sure why you added the invalid label.

I deleted all my plugins except code_runner and toggleterm, uninstall/reinstall both again.

I set this :

require("code_runner").setup({
    filetype = { python = "python3" }
})

On my python file, :lua vim.print(require("code_runner").get_filetype_command()) still returns python -u /home/mhh/.config/nvim/test_formatting/test_python.py

---

So I tried with the commit = 'c367431' (the one I was supposed to have when it worked well), and it works (with the message in Spanish #125) :

[vimchun]

(and still works well after loading all my plugins again, ... not sure about the invalid label...)

[CRAG666]

More reports for change tag

[AvgBlank]

Hey, I am experiencing the same issue. My code keeps changing the values of filetype based on how I want to run it, however whatever I run the first time is what's kept. This is my code. This is on MacOS

local function get_command(filetype, quickRun)
  local dir = vim.fn.expand '%:p:h'
  local fileName = vim.fn.expand '%:t'
  -- C/C++
  if filetype == 'cpp' or filetype == 'c' then
    if filetype == 'cpp' then
      RUN = 'bash ~/.config/nvim/lua/codeExec/cmds/cpp.bash -d "'
    else
      RUN = 'bash ~/.config/nvim/lua/codeExec/cmds/c.bash -d "'
    end
    if quickRun then
      RUNWITH = ' '
    else
      RUNWITH = string.lower(vim.fn.input 'Run(r)/Rebuild(b)/DebugCompile(d)/Compile(c)/CompileAndRun(cr): ')
    end
    if RUNWITH == 'r' or RUNWITH == 'cr' then
      local userArgs = vim.fn.input 'If required, enter space separated arguemnts: '
      if userArgs ~= '' then
        return RUN .. dir .. '" -f "' .. fileName .. '" -r "' .. RUNWITH .. '"' .. '2 ' .. userArgs
      else
        return RUN .. dir .. '" -f "' .. fileName .. '" -r "' .. RUNWITH .. '"'
      end
    else
      return RUN .. dir .. '" -f "' .. fileName .. '" -r "' .. RUNWITH .. '"'
    end
    -- SH
  end
end

vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>r', function()
  local filetype = vim.bo.filetype
  local quickRun = false
  local command = get_command(filetype, quickRun)
  if command then
    require('code_runner').setup {
      filetype = {
        [filetype] = command,
      },
    }
    vim.cmd 'w'
    vim.cmd 'RunCode'
  else
    print('Unsupported filetype ' .. filetype)
  end
end, { noremap = true, silent = false, desc = 'Run Code' })

[CRAG666]

@AvgBlank Please send video