Due to a bug/feature of Lua (or for some other reason), plugins with a dash in their name will not have their .lua files run.
I will be posting a documentation issue on the main Micro account related to this, but here are the details for convenience:
My colorscheme plugin failed to properly install, as the colorschemes were not being included in the runtime files. After some troubleshooting, I discovered that the .lua file was not doing anything, even when it had deliberate errors. When I removed the dash from the plugin and .lua file name, the code ran normally.
I assume this is some issue with lua not supporting module names with dashes, or some other limitation. It is not a large issue, but I believe it should be mentioned in the plugin documentation.
As a side note, I believe the other plugins with dashes will not be run either. This likely has not been an issue so far as they are included by default.
Due to a bug/feature of Lua (or for some other reason), plugins with a dash in their name will not have their .lua files run.
I will be posting a documentation issue on the main Micro account related to this, but here are the details for convenience:
My colorscheme plugin failed to properly install, as the colorschemes were not being included in the runtime files. After some troubleshooting, I discovered that the .lua file was not doing anything, even when it had deliberate errors. When I removed the dash from the plugin and .lua file name, the code ran normally.
I assume this is some issue with lua not supporting module names with dashes, or some other limitation. It is not a large issue, but I believe it should be mentioned in the plugin documentation.
As a side note, I believe the other plugins with dashes will not be run either. This likely has not been an issue so far as they are included by default.