fix: support Query:iter_matches changes in upstream neovim
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Neovim's `Query:iter_matches` function now returns a list of Nodes for each match in nightly. Previously the `iter_matches` function only returned the *last* node. To get that previous behavior we just pull the last node out of the returned list of nodes. According to `:h news.txt`, `Query:iter_matches` added a backwards compatibility option (`all=false`), but the intent is to remove it in a future release — thus it's better to rip the band-aid off now instead of fighting this again later on. See neovim/neovim@6913c5e.
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I can't replicate the stylua failure locally 🤷 |
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TL;DR:
Neovim upstream recently changed the return from
Query:iter_matchesand this adds a simple shim to support it for current nightly users. It should have the exact same behavior as what was previously used AFAIK.