[Gentoo] im getting a lot of errors and i dont know why

[Cryo1l]

Error executing vim.schedule lua callback: ...are/nvim/plugged/presence.nvim/lua/presence/init.lua:768: bad argument #2 to 'format' (strin
g expected, got nil)                                                                                                                      
stack traceback:                                                                                                                          
        [C]: in function 'format'                                                                                                         
        ...are/nvim/plugged/presence.nvim/lua/presence/init.lua:768: in function 'update_for_buffer'                                      
        ...are/nvim/plugged/presence.nvim/lua/presence/init.lua:946: in function <...are/nvim/plugged/presence.nvim/lua/presence/init.lua:
945>                                                                                                                                      
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how would i fix this?

[andweeb]

Hi @Cryo1l! Yikes, I haven't seen these errors before. Looks like the plugin is having an issue with parsing the filename and extension of the the file you've loaded into your buffer, though I'm not sure why.

I've just recently added an issue template for bugs and errors, would you mind providing the details outlined here, or close this issue and re-open with that new issue template?

[seanpray]

I believe I've resolved this issue in #65, please correct me if I am wrong. I'm also a Gentoo user and I love this plugin, it's insanely fast compared to other rich presence solutions.

[andweeb]

Hi @notseanray sorry for the late response, and thanks for the PR!

I've just started reviewing the PR and though you're correct in that it may resolve this issue, I think I'd like some more information to have a better idea on how to best resolve this bug. Would you mind sending the list of logs with this error on Gentoo? I'm curious why and how in Gentoo the filename ends up being nil here.