Iordanis Petkakis

You have enabled the native snippets Extra in Neovim 0.9.4, but native snippets are only available in 0.10+ if I'm not mistaken.

@rubiin The `mini-diff` Extra does indeed disable `gitsigns` if the user enables the Extra. See [here](https://github.com/LazyVim/LazyVim/blob/97480dc5d2dbb717b45a351e0b04835f138a9094/lua/lazyvim/plugins/extras/editor/mini-diff.lua#L3-L6).

@WikiLiu I'm just a regular user like you, not affiliated with this project. I don't make any decisions. You'll just have to wait for the maintainer's reply on this request...

@WikiLiu I was wrong. `mini-diff` uses directly `gh`, whereas `gitsigns` uses `gh`, so there should be no conflicts. Sorry about that. I also enabled them both and there doesn't seem...

The maintainer has updated the pinned issue that he will be out until 28 April and be back next week. None other than the maintainer has merge rights (at least...

@cjalvis kindly stop approving. You also double approve, so the needless notifications come double in the inbox after I clear them. Please just thumb up the PR.

There is not a formatter called `toml` in https://github.com/stevearc/conform.nvim/tree/master/lua/conform/formatters. And conform does fall back to lsp formatting if no formatter is available. `:LazyFormatInfo` and `:ConformInfo` should only show the LSP...

If you remove the conform spec locally doesn't it work correctly? I believe you shouldn't observe any different behavior.

Just make sure that formatting is enabled by default in taplo LSP and it doesn't need any additional configuration from the LSP server side.

@izelnakri The `nil_ls` is not needed in Mason. I suggest you remove the entire Mason spec if all it's doing is install `nil_ls` LSP. If you specify a server in...