The error message indicates an ABI (Application Binary Interface) version mismatch for the ‘bash’ parser module of nvim-treesitter. This can occur when there is a mismatch between the version of the parser module and the version of Neovim or nvim-treesitter.
To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:
Ensure that you have the latest version of Neovim installed. You can check the Neovim website or repository for updates and install them accordingly.
Update your nvim-treesitter plugin to the latest version. If you are using a plugin manager like vim-plug, dein.vim, or packer.nvim, you can run the respective command to update plugins.
For example, with vim-plug:
:PlugUpdate
If updating Neovim and nvim-treesitter doesn’t solve the problem, it’s possible that there might be an incompatibility issue between the two versions. In such cases, you may need to downgrade either Neovim or nvim-treesitter to a compatible version.
If downgrading is not an option or doesn’t resolve the issue, consider checking if there is a newer version of the ‘bash’ parser module available specifically designed for compatibility with your current setup. Look for updates or bug reports related to this specific ABI mismatch issue on forums, GitHub repositories, or other relevant sources.
Remember to restart Neovim after making any changes to ensure they take effect.
By following these steps and ensuring compatibility between Neovim and nvim-treesitter versions, you should be able to resolve the “ABI version mismatch” error related to the ‘bash’ parser module in Neovim.
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