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Here's how I did it. I had to modify the following in the ./lua/custom/ directory. Add the Then create an entry within the ./lua/custom/configs/overrides.lua file like so: |
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yup it works, thank you. but i can't let codeium generate the code like they do in the gif (https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1908017/213154744-984b73de-9873-4b85-998f-799d92b28eec.gif). and the most powerful utility is that you can generate the code based on your comment, but i still can't use this feature as well. do you have any idea? |
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I downgrade to nvim 0.9 and got better experience, which version of nvim you used? btw, why you did this https://github.com/aquilesg/nvchadconfig/blob/main/configs/overrides.lua#L95? I thought "< CR >" is more intutive to select the suggession, isnt it? |
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thanks for your sharing, it really saved my day! Here is one more question, how can i trigger codeium suggesstions without typing any prefix word. because in many cases i want to write a comment and wait unitl codeium shows its suggesstions, and i can use < C-g > to accept that. but in cmp i need to type some prefix. do you have any idea? |
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I have no idea how to confiugre vim-cmp setup happens before the codeium.nvim setup.
Any idea?
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