fix: avoid deprecated usage of vim.validate
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alex-courtis
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Apr 4, 2025
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Many thanks for finding and fixing this. We would need to provide a backwards compatible shim for the minimum supported nvim version 0.9.
However, I reckon we should just remove this validate completely:
- This one and only one use was from a time when we were heavily experimenting with legacy options and we didn't have LSP / type checking / CI.
- We have proper luadoc type annotations now
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Sounds good. Yeah, I didn't know it wasn't available on older versions 👍🏻 |
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vim.validatein its spec form is deprecated.This fixes it.