fix treesitter node recursion for nvim v0.12#612
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fix treesitter node recursion for nvim v0.12#612zach-wahrer wants to merge 1 commit intoray-x:masterfrom
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I'm getting the following error when trying to run
GoAddTest, running on Neovim v0.12.0:This additional code fixes the issue and restores functionality, but I'm not familiar enough with the plugin/repo to know if this has other, unintended impacts. I also couldn't get the local tests to fully pass, but it looked unrelated to these changes?
I tested
GoAddTestwith this code on Neovim v0.12.0, nightly, and v0.11.5, and it worked as expected on all versions, so this seems v0.11 safe as well.Thanks for the awesome plugin! I use it everyday and appreciate all the hard work that went into it's creation and maintenance.