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Neovim uses named pipes by default to create a listen socket on windows. On Linux, a unix domain socket is used. However, I couldn't find a library that can create a Handle or Socket from a named pipe, so for now, when you try to connect to a named pipe nvim-hs, it will crash.
The best fix is probably to add the support for named pipes upstream in the network package or similar and then use that here.
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Neovim uses named pipes by default to create a listen socket on windows. On Linux, a unix domain socket is used. However, I couldn't find a library that can create a
Handle
orSocket
from a named pipe, so for now, when you try to connect to a named pipenvim-hs
, it will crash.The best fix is probably to add the support for named pipes upstream in the network package or similar and then use that here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: