savq
commented
3 years ago No, it's unlikely I'll add this, I'm sorry.
It's worth noting that vim-plug's own lazy loading does very little. In particular, vim-rails defines most of it's logic in the autoload directory (in a single file… but whatever), so it shouldn't increase start-up time much.
Since Vim8 (and neovim) there's also a built-in way to lazy load the entire plugin (:h packadd). You can use that with an autocommand if you want. Unfortunately, neovim doesn't have a way to define autocommands in Lua (see neovim/neovim#12378).
Alternative solution: Declare vim-rails as an optional plugin, and define an autocommand for it
paq {'tpope/vim-rails', opt=true}
vim.cmd [[autocmd Filetype ruby packadd! vim-rails]]
jc00ke
For heavy plugins like tpope/vim-rails it would be lovely to have a lazy option like
plug. Any interest in this feature? Thanks!