Error for simple code completion

[jwbullard]

This may not be a new issue, but I've looked around on stackexchange and reddit without success.

I just installed the plugin for neovim using lazy.nvim. I did the authorization (seemed to go okay) and :CmpStatus now shows codeium under the list of "ready source names". But when I try the canonical example by opening a new fib.py file and typing

def fib(n):

there is no suggested autocompletion. Nothing happens at all. I have attached the error log for codeium and I'm hoping someone might have a suggestion about what I'm doing wrong.

codeium.log.log

[lucabenaventew]

Yes, Im currently having the same error, It doesnt suggest any completion.
Also using nvim. Hope they can fix this soon.

[dimfeld]

For now you might consider trying my branch https://github.com/dimfeld/codeium.nvim/tree/all-fixes.

Despite the branch name, the only changes are that it incorporates my virtual text PR and that it's running the latest language server version. It's working fine for me right now, can't make any guarantees but hope it helps.

[knubbbe]

I had the same problem. But after some testing it started working when I manually added the option enable_cmp_source = true to require("codeium").setup({}).
Like this: require("codeium").setup({ enable_cmp_source = true })
I also have codeium manually added in nvim-cmp as a source:

sources = cmp.config.sources({
    { name = "codeium", max_item_count = 40, priority = 1500 },
})

Not sure if thats needed though.

[jwbullard]

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