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I use a plugin manager that would be quite hard to support directly.
It basically uses nix to build a folder containing all my plugins as well as a shell script that runs nvim with some envvars set to find those plugins.
Also my own config is just a plugin added by the same means.
It seams as if my configuration code is at least found and scanned, as my usage of lsp-config is recognized from a comment linking the lsp-config docs.
Is there a straightforward way to provide a scannable list for the dotfyle page to recognize plugins better?
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I use a plugin manager that would be quite hard to support directly.
It basically uses nix to build a folder containing all my plugins as well as a shell script that runs
nvim
with some envvars set to find those plugins.Also my own config is just a plugin added by the same means.
It seams as if my configuration code is at least found and scanned, as my usage of
lsp-config
is recognized from a comment linking thelsp-config
docs.Is there a straightforward way to provide a scannable list for the
dotfyle
page to recognize plugins better?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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