Ignore lazyvim.json

[MrRothstein]

Entries in this file are host specific and should not be shared across installs

[fredrikaverpil]

Hm, the new LazyExtras use this file. I was under the impression that this was the only way to sync your extras with the new LazyExtras.

[MrRothstein]

I see. The problem I'm seeing is the file as it's created initially contains a full path to files under the LazyVim install:

{"hashes":{"\/home\/<REDACTED>\/.local\/share\/nvim\/lazy\/LazyVim\/NEWS.md":"2035"},"extras":[]}

This path is different between my WSL and Mac installs. Ignoring the files is probably not a good fix for it though. At first I thought it was just using this file to track if it already showed the news...

[fredrikaverpil]

@folke it seems a bit bad to store the full path like that to the NEWS.md. Could for example reveal corporate usernames if stored in your dotfiles... Maybe you could avoid storing the full path and instead use ~ or $HOME in the path, or some completely different approach?

[folke]

Fixed in the meantime.

Now it will look be pretty-printed, sorted and without full paths. Will make a new release later.

{
  "extras": [
    "dap.core",
    "test.core",
    "coding.codeium",
    "coding.copilot",
    "coding.yanky",
    "dap.nlua",
    "lang.json",
    "lang.omnisharp",
    "lang.tailwind",
    "lang.typescript",
    "lang.yaml",
    "linting.eslint",
    "ui.edgy",
    "ui.mini-animate",
    "util.dot",
    "util.mini-hipatterns",
    "vscode",
    "editor.aerial"
  ],
  "news": {
    "NEWS.md": "2035",
    "doc/news.txt": "13972"
  }
}