Closed metal3d closed 3 weeks ago
Hello, thank you for your feedback. To my understanding, we can use config = true
to make lazy.nvim automatically call setup function. At least it works in my setup that way.
I've updated the README, please feel free to comment if there is something I can add to make it more helpful.
Ha maybe I missed the "config" attribute. Right.
I will take a look. Thanks a lot, because having the "add to dictionary" is a must have, and I didn't had the time to implement it on my side 😁
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Hello, thank you for your feedback. To my understanding, we can use config = true to make lazy.nvim automatically call setup function. At least it works in my setup that way. I've updated the README, please feel free to comment if there is something I can add to make it more helpful.
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Hi,
Here: https://lazy.folke.io/developers it is mentioned that we should use opts
to an empty table.
Hello, Oh, I see. Thank you. I updated the readme.
Hello and, at first, thanks for this nice plugin.
I spent a few time to understand why the plugin didn't work (no command and add to dictionary failed).
I agree that you mentioned to call the
setup()
function, but it's a bit confused with LazyVim.Actually, to ensure that LazyVim calls the setup function, you need to pass the
opts
as non-null content (it could be empty).So, on my side:
To ensure that Mason includes
ltex-ls
it's also possible to give:It works