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Transition from Lunarvim => custom configuration #14

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Frontear opened this issue Oct 4, 2024 · 1 comment
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Transition from Lunarvim => custom configuration #14

Frontear opened this issue Oct 4, 2024 · 1 comment
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compat: backwards Represents a backwards compatible change. Existing functionality is wholly unaffected by changes. priority: low Non-essential issues that are neither affecting functionality nor usability. type: feature/addition Marks the request/implementation of a feature addition. Accompany with relevant labels. type: feature/improvement Marks the request/implementation of a feature improvement. Accompany with relevant labels.

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Frontear commented Oct 4, 2024

I've started a very rough proof of concept that leverages wrapNeovimUnstable. It's pretty confusing but I think I'm slowly understanding it. This is definitely a good opportunity to finally move away from Lunarvim to something I can actually control and wrap better.

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Frontear commented Oct 4, 2024

I debated using raf's nvf, but I wont, simply for the reason that it abstracts too much from me. I want to learn this first.

@Frontear Frontear added the priority: low Non-essential issues that are neither affecting functionality nor usability. label Nov 14, 2024
@Frontear Frontear added type: feature/addition Marks the request/implementation of a feature addition. Accompany with relevant labels. type: feature/improvement Marks the request/implementation of a feature improvement. Accompany with relevant labels. compat: backwards Represents a backwards compatible change. Existing functionality is wholly unaffected by changes. labels Nov 21, 2024
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compat: backwards Represents a backwards compatible change. Existing functionality is wholly unaffected by changes. priority: low Non-essential issues that are neither affecting functionality nor usability. type: feature/addition Marks the request/implementation of a feature addition. Accompany with relevant labels. type: feature/improvement Marks the request/implementation of a feature improvement. Accompany with relevant labels.
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