FIX ISSUE #1626 #1627
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FIX ISSUE #1626 #1627
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Check whether nvim is currently headless, not whether it was headless at startup.
bkoropoff
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Feel free to edit the title, I'm not sure how to make the test happy after one attempt to pacify it. |
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That was actually on purpose, to prevent showing the headless mode when suspending Neovim. |
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Description
Check whether nvim is currently headless, not whether it was headless at startup. This fixes the UI not showing up when running Lazy commands after attaching to a headless instance.
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