nvim-tree/nvim-tree.lua

"Trash.cmd not executable"

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Strongsloth commented

Description

IDK why but I cannot use trash on windows 11

Neovim version

NVIM v0.11.0-dev-1633+g851137f679
Build type: RelWithDebInfo
LuaJIT 2.1.1736781742

Operating system and version

Windows 11

Windows variant

Powershell, Windows Terminal

nvim-tree version

Commit: 857c5ac632080dba10aae49dba902ce3abf91b35

Clean room replication

return {
    trash = {
        cmd = "del /h",
    },
}

Steps to reproduce

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  1. Open Nvim (Nvchad)
  2. Open nvimtree (using )
  3. select a file
  4. use the D key to go to trash

Expected behavior

File go to trash

Actual behavior

Trash is not registered as executable

Misc

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gegoune commented

Please don't ignore minimal reproducible template. Please follow it and don't use any distributions for replicating issues to ensure issue is actually with nvim-tree.

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Strongsloth commented

Please don't ignore minimal reproducible template. Please follow it and don't use any distributions for replicating issues to ensure issue is actually with nvim-tree.

ok im just using windows which seems to be the problem here because gio trash cmd is not available even if i used where gio trash or something other. It may be caused by my system not having gio trash installed on my computer

alex-courtis commented

:help nvim-tree-opts-trash indicates that trash-cli might be the best option:

==============================================================================
 5.14 OPTS: TRASH                                       *nvim-tree-opts-trash*

*nvim-tree.trash.cmd*
The command used to trash items (must be installed on your system).
Default         `"gio trash"` from glib2 is a commonly shipped linux package.
macOS default   `"trash"`     requires the homebrew package `trash`
Windows default `"trash"`     requires `trash-cli` or similar
  Type: `string`, Default: `"gio trash"` or `"trash"`