Error when trying to install the scripts/download_sumneko.lua

[eddyekofo94]

When I run :luafile scripts/download_sumneko.lua
I get this error, is there something I am doing wrong because I don't fully comprehend the docs maybe (I am a noob into this)
Here the error I get.

I got the latest Neovim installed etc.

  cwd = "/Users/eddyekofo/.cache/nvim/nlua/sumneko_lua/lua-language-server/",
  enable_handlers = true,
  enable_recording = true,
  interactive = true,
  pid = "ENOENT: no such file or directory",
  stderr = <userdata 2>,
  stdin = <userdata 3>,
  stdout = <userdata 4>,
  user_data = {},
  <metatable> = <1>{
    __index = <table 1>,
    _create_uv_options = <function 2>,
    _execute = <function 3>,
    _pipes_are_closed = <function 4>,
    _prepare_pipes = <function 5>,
    _reset = <function 6>,
    _shutdown = <function 7>,
    _stop = <function 8>,
    add_on_exit_callback = <function 9>,
    and_then = <function 10>,
    chain = <function 11>,
    chain_status = <function 12>,
    co_wait = <function 13>,
    is_job = <function 14>,
    join = <function 15>,
    new = <function 16>,
    pid = <function 17>,
    result = <function 18>,
    send = <function 19>,
    shutdown = <function 20>,
    start = <function 21>,
    stderr_result = <function 22>,
    sync = <function 23>,
    wait = <function 24>
  }
}

stack traceback:
        ...ins/neovim/nvim/plugged/plenary.nvim/lua/plenary/job.lua:370: in function '_execute'
        ...ins/neovim/nvim/plugged/plenary.nvim/lua/plenary/job.lua:413: in function 'start'
        ...ins/neovim/nvim/plugged/plenary.nvim/lua/plenary/job.lua:417: in function 'sync'
        plugged/nlua.nvim/scripts/download_sumneko.lua:25: in function 'run'
        plugged/nlua.nvim/scripts/download_sumneko.lua:55: in function 'build'
        plugged/nlua.nvim/scripts/download_sumneko.lua:62: in main chunk

[ellisonleao]

had this issue too, the current fix is to manually clone the repo and call the script again.. seems like the clone part is failing

[eddyekofo94]

I pretty much followed this guide since I am using MacOS, maybe the script is compatible only to Linux users.

[tjdevries]

Yeah, I don't have any way to check with mac atm.

I can try and fix it at some point, but honestly it's not too hard to run manually -- I just added a script for myself since it was just as easy as running the commands mostly.

[klooj]

likely addressed by pull requests #16 & #17