WARNING: Missing user config file: /root/.config/nvim/init.vim

[sktrinh12]

Hi thanks for sharing this. I git cloned your ide and did docker run -it nameofimage:latest but inside the tmux pane, I don't see anything and can't list any files. nvim works, but it has errors when I type the :healthcheck. It says there is no init.vim file. I tried running that ide() function from my host and it popped another tmux pane which showed the files in the cwd. However, it too gave me the same error in nvim. Am I using your dockerized ide correctly? Eventually I wanted to install deoplete and vim-slime to use as a python ide. Is this possible? I guess firstly, I need to get nvim working. Apologize, but another side question, is it necessary to have the IVY_PATH, KUBE_HOME and HELM_HOME? I dont know what its really for.

[ls12styler]

Hello! Apologies for not seeing this sooner.

RE: Env variables - If you don't use SBT, Helm or Kubernetes, then you can disregard them.

RE: nvim errors - Is the docker run command the whole command you're using? Using that should run the default entrypoint script, which sets us a user on the docker container so that you're not running as root. Judging by the error, you're running as root. Are you setting the HOST_USER_ID/HOST_GROUP_ID environment parameters? IIRC, if you don't set them, you end up running as root in the container.

[ls12styler]

To get the extra nvim plugins installed, modify the Dockerfile and add them to the list that does the git clone (I found cloning them worked better over using vim-plug at build time, but you could always just use vim-plug).