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On pressing alt-\ neovim complains with:

E107: Missing parentheses: codeium#Complete

I believe this is because of line 43 of https://github.com/Exafunction/codeium.vim/blob/main/plugin/codeium.vim

There should be parentheses before the carriage return.

However, even after I added this, the keybind now just silently does nothing for me.

Other keybinds defined here (alt-], alt-[, and ctrl-]) all work fine.

Codeium commit: bfc1297
Neovim Version: v0.8.2

I currently have the logging/telemetry turned off because I don't want to leak code from my employer. However, I would be thrilled to provide telemetry while working on my public/OSS projects.

Maybe allow this to be set with either an environment variable, or some "root file" such as a .codeiumrc with contents such as:

telemetry = true

A very close second would be to have something like:

let g:codeium_telemetry = v:true

This would completely override the setting on the website (i.e. the value on the website is ignored if this configuration is present). This would allow a user who normally opts into telemetry to opt out, and a user who normally opts out of telemetry to opt in. Orgs could also commit this file into their repo to prevent developers from accidentally leaking private code.

Config: .config/nvim
NVIM Versión: v0.9.0-dev-829+gaec4b476c

Virtual text suggestion between [], cursor |:

fn factorial_recursive (n: u64) -> u64 {
    match n {
        0 => 1,
        _ => n * factorial_recursive(n-1)
    };
    ma|[tch n {

    }]
}

call codeium#Accept

fn factorial_recursive (n: u64) -> u64 {
    match n {
        0 => 1,
        _ => n * factorial_recursive(n-1)
    };
    match n {|
}

rust code but same in typescript and ...

Failed to source /home/itznesbro/.local/share/nvim/lazy/codeium.vim/plugin/codeium.vim

...local/share/nvim/lazy/lazy.nvim/lua/lazy/core/loader.lua:346: Vim(let):E903: Process
failed to start: no such file or directory: "/home/itznesbro/.codeium/bin/0a0cf69c54bd02
be577e1240463b85d782fa5475/language_server_linux_arm"

After yestarday's changes, something changed in codeium.vim during gvim startup.

I usually start gvim by calling:
gvim .

then it starts gvim and control on terminal goes back to bash, so I can use it.
After recent changes, gvim blocks the terminal and I can't use it until I close gvim.

It works as expected when I remove codeium.vim.

• Description
  Setting global variable codeium_enabled to false breaks Tab key functionality
• Steps to repro

1. :Codeium Disable
2. Press i to enter insert mode
3. Press Tab key
4. See bug

• Bug
  Tab key does not move the cursor by a tab
• Expected
  The cursor moves forward by a tab in insert mode even with :Codeium Disable
• Environment
  Windows 11 22H2
  Neovim 0.8.3
  Windows Terminal

let g:codeium_disable_bindings = 1 does disable and other bindings, but
imap <C-g> <Cmd>call codeium#Accept()<CR> does not bind ctrl-g to work.
vim version VIM - Vi IMproved 9.0 (2022 Jun 28, compiled Nov 18 2022 12:52:50)

Hello, i tried to install codeium.vim on Neovim (using AstroVim) in Termux and got the following warnings:

After executing :PackerSync

When reopening neovim after :PackerSync

Although when i enter in that folder, i can find the file. I just can't execute it

In case it's needed, here is some system info:

when typing in a comment, I find suggestions in general not useful. At the same time, they are somewhat distracting. Could there be an option to disable codeium suggestions when typing inside a comment?

It would be great if codeium register its source to nvim-cmp.

I am trying to use this plugin together with vscode-neovim. Unfortunately, suggestions do not show up in VS Code, while they do show up if I use neovim. Has anyone else encountered this problem? How did you fix it?

To reproduce:

1. enable codeium (as shown in the beginning of the video, auto-completion works)
2. escape into Normal Mode
3. trigger <cmd>lua require('telescope.builtin').git_files()<CR> with C-g for finding files in Telescope
4. select target file
5. get dropped into Insert Mode (as seen by my random typing dfdfdf)

After disabling codeium, I no longer have this issue.

Any input is much appreciated. Thank you.

Exception: Vim(return):E903: Process failed to start: argument list too long: "curl" [function codeium#Complete[42]..codeium#server#Request, line 14]
Exception: Vim(return):E903: Process failed to start: argument list too long: "curl" [function codeium#Complete[42]..codeium#server#Request, line 14]
Exception: Vim(return):E903: Process failed to start: argument list too long: "curl" [function codeium#Complete[42]..codeium#server#Request, line 14]

When running vim in iTerm2 on a Mac, no Meta key bindings work.

Because of this, the default bindings for codeium basically do not work for most Mac users.

Please consider different default bindings that do not depend on the Meta modifier working.

e.g.

• <M-]>
• <M-[>

Hi, I've recently started using the Codeium plugin for neovim (nvim v0.8.3 on ubuntu 22.04), it's a great plugin that has been a tremendous help to my coding workflow. However, I've encountered an issue multiple times (at least 100 times, in rust/lua/go/typescript, etc.) where the plugin seems to be deleting lines or characters and sometimes even reversing the order of neighbouring lines when I insert a suggestion.

I have recorded a short video that demonstrates one of the problems. There are several other cases where similar issues have occurred.

I'm not sure if this is a bug in the plugin or if I'm doing something wrong, but it's causing some frustration. I would appreciate it if you could take a look at this issue and provide some guidance or assistance.

Thank you for creating this plugin, it has been a great help to my coding, and I look forward to using it more in the future.

As a consequence of #16, my codium API key has now been published and therefore compromised, so I would like / should reset the key.

However, at https://www.codeium.com/profile, I do not see any setting that allows me to reset my API key.

Since the usage of the codium does not incur any costs, potential abuse of the API key does not have direct drawbacks for me, this is somewhat mitigated. so I can live with the fact that my API key is leaked for the time being – but it should nonetheless be very much in the interest of codium that I (and other affected users) are able reset their API keys.

This is probably an issue for codium in general and not the codium (n)vim plugin, but I could not find a GitHub repo for the service in general, therefore reporting it here. Will open an issue at the respective repo, if you can direct me to it

Description

I'm seeing a "report mode settings" control sequence-looking thing: ^[[?12;4$y inserted at the beginning of vim buffers when the plugin in activated in my vimrc via:

Plug 'Exafunction/codeium.vim'
imap <C-g>   <Cmd>call codeium#Accept()<CR>

I could be misconfiguring the plugin somehow, or using incompatible tools, but this seems to be bug in the vim plugin.

Current Workaround

The character goes away when I remove the plugin and imap call from my vimrc.

Versions

VIM - Vi IMproved 9.0 (2022 Jun 28, compiled Feb 24 2023 12:08:45)
macOS version - x86_64
Included patches: 1-1350

Iterm: Build 3.4.19

The following code for downloading and extracting the executable (located in server.vim) does not work on windows since it doesn't have gzip nor chmod

  if empty(glob(bin))
    let url = 'https://github.com/Exafunction/codeium/releases/download/language-server-v' . s:language_server_version . '/language_server_' . bin_suffix . '.gz'
    call system('curl -Lo ' . bin . '.gz' . ' ' . url)
    call system('gzip -d ' . bin . '.gz')
    call system('chmod +x ' . bin)
    if empty(glob(bin))
      call codeium#log#Error('Failed to download language server binary.')
      return ''
    endif
  endif

I have installed the plugin via lazy.vim with the suggested snippet in the README.

I ran :Codeium Auth, signed up, and entered the token.

Nothing happens. Restarting neovim or :Codium Enable do simply nothing.

tried the test.py example from the tutorial.

macOS 13.0.1 (M1)
neovim 0.8.2 (homebrew)
Neovide 0.10.3 (homebrew)

when the plugin is enabled, it becomes impossible to insert a tab.

I think an animation says more than 1000 words:

As you can see, when I cancel insert mode with CTRL+C while having a suggestion, there is only one way to get rid of the suggestion which I like to call ghost suggestion: I have to go back into insert mode at the point where the suggestion is.

As much as I like Codeium (my first impression gives me appeal and satisfaction), this is a bitter piece that ships with it. I often cancel insert mode somewhere, just delete my stuff and move along, but the suggestion will remain and occupy valuable space. It also causes a lot of confusion along the way.

Possible solution: Remove all suggestions when going back into normal mode. Suggestions should only be a thing in insert mode, they should not?

An essential feature would be:

1. Select a folder containing source codes.
2. Analyze it by creating a neural network.
3. Autocomplete based on the neural network built over those files.

This feature is missing from Copilot.

Completion is interfering with typing and when using backspace.

During typing, it enters chars at the end of line, then redraw it correctly.
During using backspace, it puts remaining part of suggestion to the next line and everything below just "jumps".

Here is short video showing this behavior:

Originally posted by @klew in #42 (comment)

When using codeium.vim with https://github.com/windwp/nvim-autopairs, the parentness inserted from https://github.com/windwp/nvim-autopair is not visible. See the animation:

You can see that after I type (, the right ) is visible. However, after I type array, codeium.vim's suggestion override the ) from nvim-autopairs.

I pasted the token in the commandline of neovim and notepad++, but the value is undefined

Terminal: Windows terminal
OS: Windows
Editor: Neovim

Thanks for the future response/s :)

I'm using codeium.vim on a server where I don't have root access. The service only allows users to run up to 200 processes. However, codeium.vim creates too many processes as shown in the attached image. I was wondering if there's a way to limit the number of processes created by Codium.

Thanks in advanece

Error detected while processing function codeium#server#Start[30]..<SNR>70_ActuallyStart:
line   14:
E903: Process failed to start: unknown error: "C:\Users\choij/.codeium/bin/daf4912ada2a4934c00b8c5a321cec4998a15e70/language_server_windows_x64.exe"

is printed as soon as I start Neovim and the plugin doesn't work

Environment:
Windows 11
neovim 0.8.3

Is there a equivalent code for neovim?

The examples only mention for vimrc

let g:codeium_filetypes = {
    \ "bash": v:false,
    \ "typescript": v:true,
    \ }

I just discovered that codium by default and without informing the user stores its API key in the ~/.config directory (macOS).

Since many people, including me, make their dotfiles public as a repo on GitHub, this means that my API key has now been leaked. I removed the key from my dotfile repo, but if someone runs a crawler on GitHub repos, they now have my API key.

Storing API keys in directories intended for config files is generally not a good idea, because many people publish their dotfiles, which will inevitably result in API key leakages. API keys should only be stored in directories intended for user data, not user config for this reason.

I only noticed that this happend since I installed the codium plugin on my home device and was surprised that it worked out of the box without needing to authenticate. I am pretty sure that other people, who also publish their dotfiles, now also have their API keys leaked, they only probably did not notice it yet.

My config as shown below doesn't work, i.e., when I click the tab key, auto suggestion is still accepted.

May I ask if my config is correct?

    use {
        'Exafunction/codeium.vim',
        config = function ()
            vim.g.codeium_disable_bindings = true
            vim.g.codeium_no_map_tab = true
            vim.keymap.set('i', '<c-g>', function() return vim.fn['codeium#Accept']() end, { expr = true })
            vim.keymap.set('i', '<c-/>', function() return vim.fn['codeium#CycleCompletions'](1) end, { expr = true })
            vim.keymap.set('i', '<c-;>', function() return vim.fn['codeium#CycleCompletions'](-1) end, { expr = true })
            vim.keymap.set('i', '<c-x>', function() return vim.fn['codeium#Clear']() end, { expr = true })
        end
    }

it's not working in neovim termux, on the statusline it says ON but the autocomplete never appears.
but when i run my laptop in termux under ssh it's working, Maybe there are dependencies that are not installed yet in termux, but I don't know

Hi!
I've been trying out codeium and codeium.nvim, and there's one thing that's very problematic, I'm not sure if it's a setting on my side or a more generalized problem, but when I get a suggestion and decide not to go with it, if I start typing, I can't see what I'm typing because the suggestion stays on top of that.
Here's a video showing what I'm describing:

Additionally, it seems to fight with LSP syntax errors.

With longer files (>50k lines) it starts to take longer and longer time to render reposes.

I attach short movie:

NeoVIM, the same as VIM has quite a few completion plugins. It would be great to have nvim-cmp support or even X support.

It would be awesome to get either API or the boilerplate invocation code to integrate Codeium with the other completion plugins.

By boilerplate, I mean a code that would show how to properly setup the prerequisites, start, and interact with Codeium.

Thank you.

Having some experience of using copilot and codeium, I found that the most productive way of using tools like these involves disabling automatic suggestions and only show them in specific places by manually triggering them.

However, with codeium I can't easily achieve this: when I set let g:codeium_enabled = v:false, the "Manually trigger suggestion" action dosen't work anymore.

autoload/codeium/server.vim defines s:server_job and autoload/codeium.vim uses s:server_job but s:... means script scope variable.

Error on exit: (:redir! > log.txt)

Error detected while processing VimLeave Autocommands for "*"..function codeium#ServerLeave:
line    1:
E121: Undefined variable: s:server_job

hi, I open the browser, but get the below situation. Any help? Thx.

I installed the codeium.vim , and the service has been downloaded normally. In neovim, I executed the Codeium Auth command to open the window to get the token. Paste the token, but it prompts Invalid token, please try again

Just after installing this plugin, My neovim in WLS just hanging. It just stopped responding to anything. I guess that it may downloading the codeium server. But It just stops the whole NeoVim, maybe there are better way to deal with this. Thx!

Whenever I try to login, follow the login steps it gives me the error Object does not exist at path: "/org/freedesktop/secrets/collection/login"

I would apprecieate any help.

os: ubuntu 14

Is there any known issues that it won't work in containers/WSL? Is there anyway to check status, say something like:
:codeium status so that it says all okay?

Context:

• Installed in Neovim 0.6
• :checkhealth is all okay
• :Codeium Auth prompted for key & looked like it was accepted

The second condition of the following code is to determine whether the pop menu is currently open, why add a v:false to pumvisible(), so that it will always be false no matter what pumvisible() returns

  if mode() !~# '^[iR]' || (v:false && pumvisible())
    return ''
  endif

Copilot is actually missing this essential feature.

Please implement a hotkey so that it can be possible to autocomplete one word at a time from the one suggested by the plugin, by still displaying the whole suggestion with the grey "ghost" text, which will of course update itself whenever a user changes the next suggested word to something else.

ConfigDir should respect $XDG_CONFIG_HOME for creating .codeium/

$HOME can be a fallback.

• Environment
  Windows 11 22H2 22621.1105
  Windows Terminal
  NVIM v0.8.3

• Description
  Code suggestion shows ^M characters at the end of each line.
  Accepted code also has ^M at the end of each line

• Expected
  Code suggestions and accepted code contain no trailing ^M

• Steps to repro

1. nvim fib.py
2. Type def fib(n):
3. See the bug

• Screenshot
  

• Notes
  Possibly showing carriage-return characters Windows uses for line breaks

Hello, can you give me some advice on how to add codeium status to lualine.nvim (https://github.com/nvim-lualine/lualine.nvim)

Hi 👋 ,

Thanks for this great plugin, it's important to have a free CoPilot alternative!

Would it be possible to

• provide the respective commands for codeium-dismiss, codeium-next and codeium-previous?
• disable auto completion (per configuration), i.e. only show suggestions when a user triggers codeium-next/codeium-previous?
• disable the default keymaps (per configuration)?

Thanks again and best regards,
David

Hi there,

Trying out the plugin and got a bit annoyed by the flicker when I accept a completion. Commenting out the redrawstatus lines in the code works. Not ideal, but I don't have codeium in my statusline anyway. Maybe if you move this line somewhere else it remove the flickering and can still redraw the statusline?

Thanks!
Hans

I'm not sure what you'll do with this, but I have created a plugin specifically for Neovim and nvim-cmp: https://github.com/jcdickinson/codeium.nvim/

If you want to migrate it into the Exafunction org, I'm cool with that. If you want to link to it, I'm cool with that also. If you don't want to mention it at all, that's also fine.