This fixes weird issues where you might get errors about libstdc++ after
updating your system without running :TSInstall again. Fixes it by just
relying on Nix to do the managing itself!
Unfortunately, for now this still needs work: you can't select which
languages are to be installed, which is why it's off by default. In the
hopefully not-too-distant future, this will be the default, and the
other way will be deprecated.
You can now run `nix build '.#docs'` to build HTML documentation
documenting every single option on nixvim! Fortunately, thanks to
the 'description' field, most options are already documented, but
there are still a fair few that need documenting.
I will be taking care of those in the next few days. When those are
done, I will find a way to automatically rebuild documentation on every
repo push, and also add a PR hook requiring documentation.
Additionally, I will try to find a way to have per-page plugin docs.
still need to add most options, but this is enough to be usable
right now! This also sets up the work needed for other completion
frameworks, notably things like nvim-cmp and compe.
Created the plugins/plugin-defs.nix file, which will include
definitions for all plugins not in nixpkgs. This way, we can get
rid of the packer dependency and make the whole thing truly
declarative!
After a fresh NixOS install using flakes, I've decided to give
nixvim another shot, and I'm finding that it actually works quite
well with this fully declarative model!
Alexander Nortung
Pedro Alves
Pedro Alves
Gabriel Maturana
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