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Since lazy.nvim reloads the plugins when the spec is modified, I'm trying to have my user configurations in the shape of local plugins.

I have 4 files with the same structure:

local function func ()
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--- Regular nvim lua config
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end


return {
    name = "config.configtype",
    dir = '.',
    dev = true,
    lazy = false,
    priority = 999,
    config = func
}

Since "config" is run when a plugin is loaded, this does the job quite well.

The problem comes when I try to have multiple files like this. My guess is that since they all share "dir", there's a silent conflict where only one of them is loaded.

I've thought to link them to arbitrary empty folders, but that feels dumb and I think that it might be a better way.

  • It works the same whether the "dev" option is there, missing or false.

  • If I remove "dir", the plugins don't load at all.

Thanks to everybody!

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  • So you want to write your remap config and your options inside the plugin folder? Or outside it? So they can be manages with lazy.nvim? Commented Oct 19 at 9:35
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