Assert that the vim.lsp.config
function exists before calling it
#927
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The
plugin/blink-cmp.lua
script added in af1febb currently doesn't check whethervim.lsp.config
exists, which causes an error on startup if the Neovim nightly doesn't have this feature (ref. #897 (comment)). There is a broad range of development versions of Neovim 0.11 used in the wild, so solely checking for thenvim-0.11
feature isn't enough.I considered two alternative implementations for this:
vim.fn.has('nvim-0.11')
check entirely since it is not technically required.-> I left it on purpose because it has the merit of adding explicitness to the script.
pcall().
-> Works equally well, but checking for the existence of the function is enough here.