is this a bug ?

[sachinchaudhary1808]

so i'm using nixvim and i installed nerog using nix overlay for neorg... this is my config

require("nvim-treesitter.configs").setup({
    highlight = {
        enable = true,
    },
})

require("neorg").setup({
    load = {
        ["core.defaults"] = {},
        ["core.concealer"] = {},
        ["core.dirman"] = {
            config = {
                workspaces = {
                    notes = "~/notes",
                },
                default_workspace = "notes",
            },
        },
    },
})
vim.wo.foldlevel = 99
vim.wo.conceallevel = 2

thing is when i open nerog using telescope and press index file and it tells me that a swap file found and when i press "r" to recover it i got this error

this does not happen if i open index.neorg file manually without neorg command eg. "Neorg index"

[vhyrro]

This looks like Neovim has a problem with the swapfile for the index file. Open up the index file normally, run :swapname, then delete that file. See if that fixes it :)

[sachinchaudhary1808]

This looks like Neovim has a problem with the swapfile for the index file. Open up the index file normally, run :swapname, then delete that file. See if that fixes it :)

i tried but it happens again as i said it only happens if i open that swap file using neorg index command

[vhyrro]

It's entirely likely that another swapfile is still lurking somewhere. Look through the swap directory and remove all references to an index.norg. That's the only possible solution here. In the worst case nuke the whole swap directory if you know there's nothing super important you need swap files of :)

[sachinchaudhary1808]

It's entirely likely that another swapfile is still lurking somewhere. Look through the swap directory and remove all references to an index.norg. That's the only possible solution here. In the worst case nuke the whole swap directory if you know there's nothing super important you need swap files of :)

let me nuke all this shit

[sachinchaudhary1808]

It's entirely likely that another swapfile is still lurking somewhere. Look through the swap directory and remove all references to an index.norg. That's the only possible solution here. In the worst case nuke the whole swap directory if you know there's nothing super important you need swap files of :)

ok i did and then i created other swap and tried to open index.neorg file using neorg index command and same shit