vimPlugins.lze: init at 0.1.1 #339387
vimPlugins.lze: init at 0.1.1 #339387
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LGTM.
@BirdeeHub fyi, you can run nixpkgs-review with nix run .#nixpkgs-review -- pr <pr-number> --post (replace <pr-number>, in this case with 339387).
I've just run it for x86_64-linux.
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Ah, yeah ty. Still new here. Kinda thought that other people were supposed to be the ones to run it to make sure it worked on THEIR hardware. Some stuff still to learn about contributing :) |
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I also forgot about the --post option XD My PAT doesnt have permissions to post :( Guess I have to change that |
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(Still new here as well) I suppose simple packages, that don't use any specific hardware (cuda, drivers, etc), don't need to be tested by external contributor as Nix is pure and if something works on one system, it will work everywhere |
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Yeah Id be pretty surprised if this didnt work anywhere that you could run nvim XD I dont even refer to any filepaths anywhere XD |
I made this, and I almost completely deleted it because I was fully on board with lz-n again. However, I have been using it and lz-n simultaneosly and trying them out. I wish to publish lze after all. I like it a lot. It works completely differently from lz-n and has a different handler api, but has a similar plugin spec. Update pkgs/development/lua-modules/overrides.nix Co-authored-by: Gaétan Lepage <[email protected]>
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Btw, you don't have to use --post. For example, I am too lazy to configure my GitHub key, so I just do |
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Thats fair. It was easy enough tho :) |
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I made this, and I almost completely deleted it because I was fully on board with lz-n again. However, I have been using it and lz-n simultaneosly and trying them out.
I wish to publish lze after all. I like it a lot.
It works completely differently from lz-n and has a different handler api, but has a similar plugin spec.
It has been rewritten significantly AGAIN since I last went to upload it.
It has a much more respectful readme this time around too, as now I have more legitimately good things to say about both options.
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