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[folke]

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[donnySimba]

How to operate it

[TimothyElems]

After you install it using your nvim package manager, just type :Trouble

[TimothyElems]

@folke Thanks man! I've tried using nvim for a few years, and it's only cause of this plugin that I can finally switch from vsc*de 😂
Huge Thanks!

[omcdrucifer]

I can't add configurations to trouble. For context I am new to lua and lazy, and a lot of things.

I am using the method of /config and /plugins. I created a .lua and pasted the install code into it and wrapped it in a return. That at least gets trouble into lazy.

The problem is I cannot add any of the default settings code. I tried copying to clipboard with the copy button in git. I then went into the code for trouble and pasted everything in the opts = {} field at the top. But whenever I do that, lazy asks me to purge/clean trouble. It only works if I leave the install code alone and change nothing.

I need help understanding how configuring this works. I again know nothing about lua and have basically been riding on lazy's copy/paste so if something isn't perfectly written for copy/paste, it won't work. It took me a lot of time and frustration just to figure out that everything gets wrapped in a return because I was going into this knowing 0% about lua.