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[lazy.nvim] change keys options so it behave more like the actual plugin #2348
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Note: there's already a PR open that is doing some major refactoring to the lazy plugin: #2082 It's been a bit slow going, since the plugin is rather complex and we're trying to get it done right. Ideally, the Just be aware, any work we do now will conflict with the work that @my7h3le has already started. |
Ok got it, thanks for the info. I'll just wait for the refactoring to be done first, then work on the options so it reflects the upstream plugin's option. |
So using the existing keys option was an issue I also found myself, and I was planning on refactoring that as well to match how you would set key maps in nixvim as a part of the #2082 PR 🙂. I haven’t had a chance to work on it lately though, as I’ve been pretty busy these past couple of days but I should have some more free time this weekend, and should be able to get something up that’ll warrant a review |
Upon using the lazy.nvim plugin, i'm having a hardtime using the keys option and upon inspecting the other plugin manager it seems that lz-n have a more easier and more proper ways of using the keys option. Therefor is it okay to change the option to the one in lz-n?
nixvim/plugins/pluginmanagers/lazy.nix
Lines 121 to 123 in 5f4a4b4
nixvim/plugins/pluginmanagers/lz-n.nix
Lines 108 to 126 in 5f4a4b4
If this is okay i can make a PR on this, cause i would love to see this feature and use it immediately in my current nixvim configuration.
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