Being spammed with errors when opening a file as sudo

Describe the bug I’m on Archlinux and opening sudo nvim /etc/pacman.conf (which is owned by root), and ultest is spamming me with errors. For every motion that I do, I’m getting an error:

Error detected while processing function ultest#handler#get_nearest_test[1]..<SNR>503_Call[3].._ultest_get_nearest_test[1]..remote#define#request:
line    2:
Error invoking '/home/farzad/.vim/plugged/vim-ultest/rplugin/python3/ultest:function:_ultest_get_nearest_test' on channel 10 (python3-rplugin-host):^@no request handler registered for "/home/farzad/.vim/plugged/vim-ultest/rplugin/python3/ultest:function:_ultest_get_nearest_test"

I didn’t create a log, but let me know if that would help and I can try to create one.

To Reproduce Open a file with sudo and see the errors

Expected behavior Errors should be handled gracefully and not interfere with file navigation

[rcarriga]

@farzadmf I managed to reproduce and find the issue. The problem was a file permissions error with the default log file when switching between root and your user.

@seblj That seems to be a different issue because it’s triggering the old catch, can you check with the latest commit and if it’s not fixed open a separate issue with more details?

[farzadmf]

Hey @rcarriga

Now I’m facing the same issue as @frbaroni mentioned: I’ve installed the vim-dirdiff plugin, and I’m opening two directories using nvim +"DirDiff <...dir1...> <...dir2...>", and I see the following error right off the bat:

no notification handler registered for "/home/farzad/.vim/plugged/vimultest/rplugin/python3/ultest:function:_ultest_update_positions"

Didn’t include the logs because I thought the error itself might include a clue to a missing except somewhere, but let me know if you need more information and I’ll try to gather more info