Might be an edge case but I recently changed my lazy plug in manager configuration to install stable releases by default. Turns out it installed this tag from 2017. I ended up scratching my head for quite a bit as to the weird errors thrown by neoformat.
This is easily remedied by overriding the version for neoformat, but the better solution would be one of these two
- Start tagging release tags regularly again
- Remove the old tags so people don't accidentally install them
Might be an edge case but I recently changed my lazy plug in manager configuration to install stable releases by default. Turns out it installed this tag from 2017. I ended up scratching my head for quite a bit as to the weird errors thrown by neoformat.
This is easily remedied by overriding the version for neoformat, but the better solution would be one of these two