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For my setup, I have some "basic" plugins that I use for every (work) environment, but I have some plugins that I use depending on work environment. Those plugins are available in a separate folder. (similar how lazyvim do with extras)
Now I can enable/disable these plugins with a simple picker window and they are eventually loaded perfectly by lazy.nvim. The only issue that I have, is all plugins are managed in a single lockfile. (lazy-lock.json)
Is there a way to manage the extra plugins in a separate lockfile?
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For my setup, I have some "basic" plugins that I use for every (work) environment, but I have some plugins that I use depending on work environment. Those plugins are available in a separate folder. (similar how lazyvim do with extras)
Now I can enable/disable these plugins with a simple picker window and they are eventually loaded perfectly by lazy.nvim. The only issue that I have, is all plugins are managed in a single lockfile. (
lazy-lock.json
)Is there a way to manage the extra plugins in a separate lockfile?
Here is a link to my neovim config: https://github.com/cmdrrobin/nvim
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