Open ngortheone opened 11 months ago
I always restart, but you could try :so ~/.config/nvim/init.lua
, not sure how reliable that is however.
^ Indeed.
Also depends on how your neovim config is structured, and which package manager you use.
@ngortheone If you use lazy.nvim (if you don't, definitely check it out), you can :Lazy reload nvim-noirbuddy
after making a config change (this is what I do, works nicely).
Hope it helps!
Perhaps a stupid noob question:
How can I edit noirboddy settings and see the effect without restarting nvim? Restarting the editor for every little change is demotivating and I am sure there is a better way.