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As I work on a Next.js application, I'm running into a path handling problem that seems to be more prevalent in Windows systems. I have organized route groups in my project, however CHADTree does not accept parenthetically enclosed routes correctly when I try to access files through them.
Description of Issue:
CHADTree opens an incorrect, empty file from a faulty path: app(routes)\car\page.tsx when it tries to open a file with the path app\(routes)\car\page.tsx. The way parenthesis in the path are handled seems to be the cause of this problem.
A Reference to a Related Problem:
This issue appears to be similar to a known Neovim Windows bug that is addressed here: Neovim Issue #24542, in which parenthetically enclosed file paths are treated incorrectly.
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Can confirm, happens with lazyvim. However, you can circumvent this by using plain vim inside Git Bash. nvim does not work inside git bash.
Try this command inside git bash winpty nvim
Keep in mind that square brackets do not work
You can also try setting up neovim inside wsl ubuntu, but I personally would not recommend
Hi there
As I work on a Next.js application, I'm running into a path handling problem that seems to be more prevalent in Windows systems. I have organized route groups in my project, however CHADTree does not accept parenthetically enclosed routes correctly when I try to access files through them.
Description of Issue:
CHADTree opens an incorrect, empty file from a faulty path:
app(routes)\car\page.tsx
when it tries to open a file with the pathapp\(routes)\car\page.tsx
. The way parenthesis in the path are handled seems to be the cause of this problem.A Reference to a Related Problem:
This issue appears to be similar to a known Neovim Windows bug that is addressed here: Neovim Issue #24542, in which parenthetically enclosed file paths are treated incorrectly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: