Treesitter update from #912 causing issues with org-roam

[seflue]

I don't know, if this is the right place to ask. When I update to an orgmode version past #912 (I git-bisected it) I get a strange error on startup.

I reinstalled my Treesitter grammar with Org: install_treesitter_gramar as suggested in Breaking Changes

I didn't opened a bug report, because I'm not sure, if the problem is on my side. I am also not sure, if the problem is in org-roam, but then at least the breaking-changes information seems not entirely complete.

@kristijanhusak Can you shed a bit more light on the implications of #912? @chipsenkbeil FYI.

[kristijanhusak]

@seflue what does the checkhealth orgmode return?

[seflue]

@kristijanhusak Thanks for this very fast answer.

checkhealth orgmode tells me, that everything should be fine:

[kristijanhusak]

Are you using lazy? Do you get prompt to reinstall when running Org install_treesitter_grammar ?

[seflue]

I am using lazy. And yes, I get this prompt and I said "Yes, reinstall".

[kristijanhusak]

Can you remove the parser manually from the orgmode folder (parser/org.so), restart nvim and let it install from scratch? Let me know if that works.

[seflue]

No it didn't . The timestamp of the org.so file actually matched the time, when I did the last reinstall before I manually deleted the file, so the reinstall seems to work, but it doesn't fix my issue.

[kristijanhusak]

Does orgmode work if you disable org roam?

[seflue]

I don't get the exception anymore, but I don't get any highlighting. When I have the org-bullets plugin enabled, I get the same error as soon as I open an org file.

[kristijanhusak]

Check if there is installed parser in nvim-treesitter

[kristijanhusak]

I updated checkhealth on master to check for any conflicting parsers and report them. You can try that to see if there are some conflicts.

[seflue]

I updated checkhealth on master to check for any conflicting parsers and report them. You can try that to see if there are some conflicts.

Many thanks, hat actually helped. Although I had org excluded in my treesitter config I had a stale parser lying around in nvim-treesitter. Now the issue is gone, also with the most recent version of orgmode.