fix: remove incorrect nvim-treesitter.configs main module reference#1798
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fix: remove incorrect nvim-treesitter.configs main module reference#1798fyzanshaik wants to merge 1 commit intonvim-lua:masterfrom
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- Remove main = 'nvim-treesitter.configs' as the module was renamed to 'config.lua' - The actual module file is nvim-treesitter/config.lua, not configs.lua - This fixes 'module not found' error on startup - lazy.nvim will correctly load the plugin using default module path
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Summary
main = 'nvim-treesitter.configs'referenceconfig.lua(singular), notconfigs.luaIssue
Fixes #1732 and resolves widespread issue where users get:
Root Cause
nvim-treesitter plugin renamed its main module from
configs.luatoconfig.lua, but kickstart.nvim still references the old module name.Testing