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Instead of using `wrapRc` to reference to add the `-u` argument to
neovim, we add the directory to the `XDG_CONFIG_DIRS`, which neovim will
read on startup.
This allows us to do a few nice things:
* Write commonly used code in modules. This is used to to
create an internal module, `flake/lsp`, which contains the
functions used for `on_attach` and the `capabilities`. Users can also
add their own modules via `vim.lua.modules.mymodule = "<code>";`.
* Put language specific code in `ftplugin/<lang>.lua`. The `nix`
config was migrated to use this approach as an example.
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Sorry for the delayed response. This is an interesting feature which I am open to merging as an option that is by default disabled. This is because I see the primary use case of this flake being completely reproducible configurations that do not leak into your environment, hence the use of But I see why someone may want to use |
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Instead of using
wrapRcto reference to add the-uargument to neovim, we add the directory to theXDG_CONFIG_DIRS, which neovim will read on startup.This allows us to do a few nice things:
flake/lsp, which contains the functions used foron_attachand thecapabilities. Users can also add their own modules viavim.lua.modules.mymodule = "<code>";.ftplugin/<lang>.lua. Thenixconfig was migrated to use this approach as an example.