amazing!!! But is require('packer_compiled') neccessary?

[finviman]

I have config like this

require('impatient')
-- require('packer_compiled')
  use {'lewis6991/impatient.nvim',config = {
    compile_path = '~/.config/nvim/lua/plugin/packer_compiled.lua'
  }

and the startup speed is nearly 2X faster than before. but require('packer_compiled') report an error:

module 'packer_compiled' not found

so i comment it.

[bangedorrunt]

That compile_path is supposed to be setup by packer, not by impatient

[alexzanderr]

still doesnt work with this config

    use 'lewis6991/impatient.nvim'
    config = {
        -- Move to lua dir so impatient.nvim can cache it
        compile_path = vim.fn.stdpath('config')..'/lua/packer_compiled.lua'
    }

[alexzanderr]

but its weird, without this require packer compiled, the plugins works and the startuptime is insanely fast

[lewis6991]

Did you make sure to delete the old packer_compiled.lua? And did you also run :PackerCompile with the new config?

[lewis6991]

Also note that the packer_compile.lua trick isn't necessary, it just allows that specific module to be cached.

[finviman]

That compile_path is supposed to be setup by packer, not by impatient

Yes, I was wrong