Can`t set up the plugin on WSL2

[susludusrotalis]

Hi, there!
I am now stuck at trying to initialize gitlab Go server.
I've followed steps for setting up the plugin using Lazy and calling require("gitlab").setup() with no values passed (meaning I use default configuration).
No matter what method of passing auth token to plugin I use (via env variables or .gitlab.nvim), every time message like this pops out:
Failed to initialize Gitlab client: Must provide gitlab url, port, auth token, debug settings, and log path
Looked through server.lua code and tried to recreate vim.fn.jobstart call with following command:

  local command = state.settings.bin
    .. " "
    .. state.settings.gitlab_url
    .. " "
    .. port
    .. " "
    .. state.settings.auth_token
    .. " "
    .. "'"
    .. vim.json.encode(state.settings.debug)
    .. "'"
    .. " "
    .. state.settings.log_path

like this:

~/.local/share/nvim/lazy/gitlab.nvim/bin  
    .. " "
    .. https://gitlab.com
    .. " "
    .. ''
    .. " "
    .. <some Gitlab access token>
    .. " "
    .. "'"
    .. {"go_request" = false, "go_response" = false }
    .. "'"
    .. " "
    .. /home/username/.cache/nvim/gitlab.nvim.log

And still getting the same error. Go server code throws this error when number of os.Args < 6,
I wonder why with default arguments and valid Gitlab acess token I am getting this error.

Trying to set this plugin up on WSL2. Though I don't think this is an issue since
vim.fn.has("win32") == 1 or vim.fn.has("win32unix") == 1 returns false.
Help me set up the plugin pls🙏, would be glad to give a more detailed description of the problem, just don`t know what kind of additional info would help.

[susludusrotalis]

Problem solved by rebuilding binary file. Somehow previous build contained error that was introduced by manually editing Go code.