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doc/nvim-dap-view.txt

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-*nvim-dap-view.txt*     For Neovim >= 0.11.0     Last change: 2025 February 18
+*nvim-dap-view.txt*     For Neovim >= 0.11.0     Last change: 2025 February 22
 
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 Table of Contents                            *nvim-dap-view-table-of-contents*
@@ -211,8 +211,8 @@ them. To achieve that, add the following snippet to your `nvim-dap-view` setup:
             terminal = {
                 -- NOTE Don't copy paste this snippet
                 -- Use the actual names for the adapters you want to hide
-                -- `delve` is known to not use the terminal
-                hide = { "delve", "some-other-adapter" },
+                -- `go` is known to not use the terminal.
+                hide = { "go", "some-other-adapter" },
             },
         },
     }
@@ -231,10 +231,11 @@ global `switchbuf` setting. A common solution is to set `switchbuf` to
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 Ifyou are using an adapter that does not natively support the `nvim-dap`
-integrated terminal, you can get the `winnr` and `bufnr` of the `nvim-dap-view`
-terminal via `dap-view.state` and use `vim.fn.jobstart` to start your debugger
-in the `nvim-dap-view` terminal! An example can be found here
-<https://github.com/catgoose/nvim/blob/a783e0fe931a5e417c4e3cc7e964793d895862e6/lua/config/dap/go.lua>
+integrated terminal, but you want to use the `nvim-dap-view` terminal anyway,
+you can get the `winnr` and `bufnr` of the `nvim-dap-view` terminal via
+`dap-view.state` and use `vim.fn.jobstart` to start your debug adapter in the
+`nvim-dap-view` terminal! An example can be found here
+<https://github.com/catgoose/nvim/blob/ffd88fd66ade9cad0da934e10308dbbfc76b9540/lua/config/dap/go.lua#L19-L48>
 
 
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