feat: add validation after parser installation #10
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| ts.install(language):await(function() | ||
| M.installed:add(language) | ||
| M.attach(buf, language) | ||
| ts.install(language):await(function(err) |
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In what situations does installation fail? Is it for languages that don't have a parser or does it just sometimes happen?
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Improve manager logic by adding a validation in case the parser installation fails. Only adding the language to the list of installed parsers and attach to the buffer in case the installation was successful, otherwise skip that logic.