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I tried reinstalling the plugins several times, including neovim itself and I always get this
alongside this
Other plugins work just fine. What's odd is that I had it working just fine before when I was running Fedora. I'm on Arch right now.
I think it's a cool feature to have inside neovim when I wanna debug on the fly, came in handy a few times.