Omit "base" from lualine

[aemonge]

Can we have an option that when the "base" env is selected, don't display anything on the lualine ?

[AckslD]

We could have some custom filter for when to display or not but I'm not sure I see the reason for this?

[aemonge]

The main reason, would be when you're editing a none python document, such as a pure front-end workspace. In this case, your python environment is meaningless.

[AckslD]

That seems different though than not displaying it for a given "base" venv. Ie instead you want to only display when ft=python? Although the python venv can still affect non-python files depending on what executables you're relying on. But that can be maybe exposed as an option indeed.

[aemonge]

Yeah, ft=python would work :)

Yeah, as long as it's the base env you should be aware of your global libs applied in other fts .

Ideally, would be nice to have nodenv inside a conda env; but that's defenetelly out of scope.

[skolj]

You can add cond to your lualine config and only show the lualine component in python files. Something like this:

lualine_x = {
  {
    "swenv",
    cond = function()
      return vim.bo.filetype == "python"
    end
  },
}

@aemonge Is that what you were looking for?

[AckslD]

Thanks @skolj!

[aemonge]

Thanks @skolj !