Unable to lazyload the plugin #122
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hi @williamboman I tried lazyloading the plugin at If i dont lazyload, everything works but lspconfig is very heavy on startuptime. I tried adding |
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Hello! Lazy-loading mason.nvim is not recommended as it is optimized to load as little as possible when calling the setup function. All it does is modify your PATH + sets up the user commands. If you still insist on doing it I'm afraid you'll have to dig into the source and debug it yourself. It should work fine if you just add the bin directory to your PATH and skip setup, so not sure why it's not working for you. |
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@williamboman I know that mason.nvim is minimal at startuptime but if i dont lazyload it then i'll have to remove lazyload for lspconfig which is a heavy plugin . Also should I put this on path too? I tried this as of now vim.env.PATH = vim.env.PATH .. ":" .. vim.fn.stdpath "data" .. "/mason/bin" |
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@williamboman seems like its added to the path but the client doesnt attach :/
look simplescreenrecorder-2022-07-25_06.33.46.mp4The same thing happens when I remove the lazyloading of nvm fixed it, i had to add |
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I have tried lazy-loading and it works well, see here. But the I created a plugin, which is based on mason.nvim and nvim-lspconfig, to load language servers(DAP, formatter and linter support is in planning) from json files after mason.nvim loaded. there is nothing done when And @williamboman, would you add this plugin to the wiki of mason.nvim? |
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The Wiki should be open for editing for anyone! |
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@williamboman Avoid that! some mischievous person can add misformation or unwanted content on the wiki too xD maybe you can try something like this https://github.com/kamiyaa/joshuto/tree/main/docs so users can PR too |
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Hello! Lazy-loading mason.nvim is not recommended as it is optimized to load as little as possible when calling the setup function. All it does is modify your PATH + sets up the user commands. If you still insist on doing it I'm afraid you'll have to dig into the source and debug it yourself. It should work fine if you just add the bin directory to your PATH and skip setup, so not sure why it's not working for you.