Matthieu Coudron
Matthieu Coudron
I dont think we should bundle luarocks (it's huge, not in line with distrib policies etc), yet it should be easy enough for plugin managers to shell out to it....
Agreed on the first part. I've forked luarocks to generate nix expressions, there is some code to find rockspecs in a repo (but it uses luarocks API so may not...
luarocks is actually sensitive to the name of the rockspec: it aborts if the name of the rockspec doesn't match the luarocks package name. But not sure how packer could...
just for information, I've also seen several projects create a "rockspec" folder where they store the different rockspec for each version (and the dev rockspec at the root). There are...
I've reached what I think is a good design for nix (previous one was completely hackish) so I can finally merge soon. Basically I use ``lua_modules_path = "lua"` in the...
Since 2 weeks ago, nixpkgs now can automatically package vim plugins and set their dependencies via the rockspec when it exists. I myself have been adding .rockspec to some key...
I will dump https://github.com/teto/vim2rockspec here as well, a simple script to generate a rockspec from a repo in case you wanna have fun
@morphykuffour my setup is complex but here you go https://github.com/teto/home/blob/49f0e7a4e5e7770ba3619968ce6e3f7cf234de46/hm/profiles/neovim.nix#L334 (i use home manager)
I feel this is a bit overkill, can't the user play with its PATH instead ?
at first I thought the NeomakeEnableBuffer call would work only within nix.vim but even If I run it the command from the buffer, the result is the same.