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my config was structured so that I have some common plugins and their config and then plugins and config per language all imported by lazy, this worked somehow, each language has its own section with nvim-treesitter and nvim-lspconfig. But, now with the new vim.lsp... it stops working as I need to do something which is not in a spoce of some plugin but is related to a language i.e. vim.lsp.enable("lua_ls").
Do you have any sugestions how to solve this? Already tried ChatGPT which sugests multiple nvim-lspconfig sections with config function, which does not work.
So there an idea plugin spec with no plugin at all, just some kind of config function but with all the lazy bels and whistles?
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Hi,
my config was structured so that I have some common plugins and their config and then plugins and config per language all imported by lazy, this worked somehow, each language has its own section with
nvim-treesitterandnvim-lspconfig. But, now with the newvim.lsp...it stops working as I need to do something which is not in a spoce of some plugin but is related to a language i.e.vim.lsp.enable("lua_ls").Do you have any sugestions how to solve this? Already tried ChatGPT which sugests multiple
nvim-lspconfigsections with config function, which does not work.So there an idea plugin spec with no plugin at all, just some kind of config function but with all the lazy bels and whistles?
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