Marc Jakobi

[this](https://github.com/mfussenegger/nlua) can be used as a wrapper for `nvim -l` with luarocks. I plan on packaging it for luarocks sometime soon.

Hey :wave: Author of the blog post here. I hope you don't mind me adding some notes to this discussion. :smile: ________________________ > Two of them are meant to be...

> I don't like the idea of having to install luarocks just to install and update my plugins. Understandable, that's a valid point. I don't see how packspec will solve...

Yep, that's why I mentioned "they might be too large" 😅. And luarocks in neovim core is **not** what we are advocating for. I was disappointed to see that the...

Just in case someone comes across this: I've added the mini.nvim plugins to the [NURR](https://github.com/nvim-neorocks/nurr), which publishes Neovim plugins as lua rocks to to the `neovim` manifest on luarocks.org.

As there has been no response, I will add this plugin to the [NURR](https://github.com/nvim-neorocks/nurr), which means diffview.nvim will be published to luarocks.org under the neorocks organisation account. @sindrets if you...

This is because this plugin doesn't define all tree-sitter highlight groups, falling back to Neovim's defaults (many of which are currently undefined on nightly).

> Sorry, I had some exams so I didn't have time to respond to issues earlier No worries. Hope they went well :smile: Thanks for maintaining this awesome colorscheme!

I played around with the idea some more and [wrote a post about an approach that works for testing](https://mrcjkb.dev/posts/2023-06-06-luarocks-test.html). @alerque maybe a similar approach could be useful with pandoc, too?

> Sorry for the mess, we revamed module structure in #397, could you port these changes over? Done :smile: