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urlopen error [Errno 61] Connection refused #122
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This is very suspicious. It should list the dependencies it installed. Is there anything in your |
I'm having a similar problem. It says no global tern-config file was found when I try to open a file. |
Really? What is the precise error message? A missing config file shouldn't be a problem (it'll just use the default config), and I'm not aware of any code that might be signalling such an error. |
Did you guys ever figure this out? I'm getting the same issue |
Weirdly it never seems to happen on the first attempt at executing a command. Then it just silently does nothing. The second time I try to do it then it gives me this error. |
@audun- Two possible situations:
If this is case 2, could you provide the code snippets? |
@othree Nuking my vim install and reinstalling everything worked ¯\(ツ)/¯ but thanks for the tip! |
I am trying to install ternjs on vim.
I am on OS X Yosemite 10.10.5.
What did I do :
1.Install YouCompleteMe.
2.Install Nodejs v4.2.3 via the node-v4.2.3.pkg.
3.Run npm install in the tern_for_vim directory (nothing seems to happen).
4.Create a .tern-project file in my javascript application directory (which contains only on test.js file) :
$ cat .tern-project
5.Touch test.js with the demo code:
6.Try to use :TernRename, :TernDoc..etc. Example of output for :TernRename
new name? fno urlopen error [Errno 61] Connection refused
What did I forgot?
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