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Hello all, been using lazy.nvim for a while now, and it's been fantastic. thanks folke! (and thanks for all the plugins you make!)
I recently modularized my plugins, following how kickstart.nvim does it, with a single { import = 'custom.plugins' }, which works great.
This isn't a big deal, but I recently noticed that after manually Updating my plugins, it lists them as needing Cleaning.
So, for reproduction steps, it would be:
add { import = 'custom.plugins' }, and add some plugins under custom/plugins/*.lua
run neovim. it loads the plugins as expected
go to the :Lazy dialog. press U
It lists all the plugins under Clean
Am I doing something wrong? All of my plugins are listed in .lua files in the custom/plugins dir, and I recently added a init.lua file in there with return {} to see if that would make a difference, which it didn't.
I'll try with a simple setup with 1 or 2 plugins to see if I can reproduce, or if it's something specific to do with my setup. But just wanted to see if anyone has noticed/seen this before.
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Hello all, been using lazy.nvim for a while now, and it's been fantastic. thanks folke! (and thanks for all the plugins you make!)
I recently modularized my plugins, following how kickstart.nvim does it, with a single
{ import = 'custom.plugins' }
, which works great.This isn't a big deal, but I recently noticed that after manually
U
pdating my plugins, it lists them as needing Cleaning.So, for reproduction steps, it would be:
{ import = 'custom.plugins' }
, and add some plugins undercustom/plugins/*.lua
:Lazy
dialog. pressU
Clean
Am I doing something wrong? All of my plugins are listed in .lua files in the
custom/plugins
dir, and I recently added ainit.lua
file in there withreturn {}
to see if that would make a difference, which it didn't.I'll try with a simple setup with 1 or 2 plugins to see if I can reproduce, or if it's something specific to do with my setup. But just wanted to see if anyone has noticed/seen this before.
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