Enable nvim_ghost_use_script on Windows#76
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There's no obvious reason to disable this, and it helps when debugging since you can use a local binary.py instead of the compiled version from GitHub.
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Currently, there's no way to use
g:nvim_ghost_use_scriptwhen running on Windows. It prevents the plugin from getting initialized (AFAIK - I'm assuming that's whatfinishdoes), but even if you got past that point,has('win32')takes precedence and forces launching through the WSH script.I don't see a good reason for forcing that behavior? I disabled it for debugging while working on some other changes and didn't notice any problems. The WebSocket server started and ran as expected without generating any stray console windows.