Re:Neovim Pack
by vasac on Friday September 12, 2025 @07:31PM
(#45227912)
> You install everything you can get your hands on
Nah, I install what I find useful - sometimes I know exactly what I want and search for a specific plugin; other times, I just stumble upon something useful. Every now and then, I remove plugins I haven't used in a long time, but since most of them are lazily loaded, it's not like they get in the way.
> Unless there's a specific error message, how do you even know which package is responsible for the breakage?
If I recall correctly, there were one or two plugins I removed because they broke something, and in both cases, it was obvious which one was the culprit.
Re:Neovim Pack
by tasuki on Tuesday September 16, 2025 @04:04AM
(#45259395)
I have had at least two cases where it wasn't obvious which plugin was introducing the weird behaviour. I turned all plugins off and then gradually turned them on to find out. One of those was vimwiki.
Nah, I install what I find useful - sometimes I know exactly what I want and search for a specific plugin; other times, I just stumble upon something useful. Every now and then, I remove plugins I haven't used in a long time, but since most of them are lazily loaded, it's not like they get in the way.
> Unless there's a specific error message, how do you even know which package is responsible for the breakage?
If I recall correctly, there were one or two plugins I removed because they broke something, and in both cases, it was obvious which one was the culprit.