Clarification about LazyFile event
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Hi @folke, |
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It's a shortcut for Previously when you opened a file directly like The new change renders the file as fast as possible and right after that loads any file-based plugins. I mainly added this as an internal event for LazyVim specs, but you're of course free to also use this in your own config. |
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Yep, should safe to move, but test it to make sure it still works ;) |
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Tnx a lot for clarifying. Moved all of them and didn't notice any weird behavior for now. If I do, I'll open an appropriate issue. |
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Do you think this could be added to lazy.nvim like the "VeryLazy" event? |
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No, because the On the LAzyVim side, I have control over how it's being used |
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@folke I'm wondering if this is what i'm experiencing in my own config. Sometimes, when opening a file from telescope (before lsp, treesitter, etc are loaded), the file is blank and read-only. Other files load just fine, presumably because plugins are now loaded. If this is possibly my issue, do you have suggestions on how to solve it outside of LazyVim? Thank you |
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It's a shortcut for
event = { "BufReadPost", "BufWritePost", "BufNewFile" }, but defers (and re-triggers) the event to make sure the ui isn't blocked for initial rendering.Previously when you opened a file directly like
nvim foo.lua, then Neovim triggersBufReadPostevents beforeVimEnter.This is annoying, since in our case lsp-config, treesitter and others would block showing the actual file.
The new change renders the file as fast as possible and right after that loads any file-based plugins.
As a consequence, the startuptime of
nvim foo.luawill now be similar to just doingnvim.I mainly added this as an internal event for LazyVim specs, but you're of course free to also use this in…