What should I do if I (accidentally) remove the packer_compiled.lua file
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just run |
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For the 10032095th time? |
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I accidentally removed the
packer_compiled.luafile. After that, I was getting wired errors on startup and I didn't have access to the packer commands. Google didn't help me and eventually, I decided to completely uninstall and install neovim. That may sound like a weird thing to do in this situation but I was exhausted and that was the first thing that came to my mind. Anyway, I removed the~/.local/share/nvim,~/.cache/nvim, and the neovim binary (I didn't install neovim with my package manager). Then I downloaded the neovim binary from github and put it in my PATH, installed packer, and ran neovim without any problem. Then I ranPackerSyncand expected packer to re-generate thepacker_compiledfile but that didn't happen. It just shows me a blank floating window:That actually has happened to me before. If I just move my configs several times it will magically resolve but I want to know what should I do if that happens again.
I'm using Arch (BTW) and neovim nightly.
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