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Create Neovim themes with real-time feedback, export anywhere.
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"Cannot find color scheme ..." when using lazy.nvim #149

Closed jbrilha closed 1 month ago

jbrilha commented 1 month ago

Hello,

I feel really dumb but I'm having trouble getting Lazy to detect my color scheme,

I'm following CREATE.md and my color scheme is in ~/colorscheme/custom as shown below but it always throws the error that it can't be found. I've replaced "lush_template" with "custom" in custom.lua as shown as well

Am I missing something?

Thank you!

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rktjmp commented 1 month ago

Not sure, this works for me fine. Did you run :Lazy? It might have to create some links and stuff etc.

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jbrilha commented 1 month ago

two things were wrong, first being that on Mac I should have pointed to Users/.... instead of home/....

second and more tragic is that I could either load my other plugins and it wouldn't work OR comment out the setup("plugins") line and just load Lush by itself using the approach in your screenshot

I got it to work by creating a lush.lua file inside my plugins directory with the following contents so that Lazy can actually pick it up as a plugin along with my other stuff

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is it okay if I make a PR adding this info (succinctly) to CREATE.md? I feel like this is a common way to organize plugins and it could maybe save someone the confusion in the future.

either way sorry for the hassle and thank you for the support!

rktjmp commented 1 month ago

In hindsight it makes sense that Lazy probably only supports one call to setup, I dont have a lot of experience with it.

Drop a PR, probably you could explain it all with a comment in the lazy example saying to put the { dir = ... } ("plugin spec"?) inside its own file when using the "plugins dir" style or whatever lazy calls it? See how you go.