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Due to huge upstream changes, we tend to wait for LazyVim v11.0 for the next merge / rebase.
Upcoming changes
Only none-ls.nvim is supported.
Integrates better with the current ecosystem.
Plus, it's licensed under The Unlicense (unlike nvim-lint is licensed under GPLv3 which is strong copyleft), so we don't have to deal with possible legal issues :)
TabNine and GitHub Copilot will not be added.
I will not endorse any kind of open-source laundering.
Consider switching to a more moral service that's trained on permissive-licensed code.
tree-sitter-hypr is no longer included.
It mutates the lock file.
If you really need it, add it to your own config.
:LazyExtras is not supported
Writing your own config is recommended and encouraged.
Moving away from LazyVim
LazyVim no longer suits our design principle, so it will eventually retire at some point.
Pyright is no longer supported
Only Ruff is enabled by default. We do not support the "embrace-extend-extinguish" pattern.
If you really need IDE-style integrations, a Pylance (close sourced) extra is extracted from Visual Studio Code. Use at your own risk.
fsplash.nvim and resession.nvim as default starter
To make it actually useful than a dashboard.
alpha.nvim support will continue, as always.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Due to huge upstream changes, we tend to wait for LazyVim v11.0 for the next merge / rebase.
Upcoming changes
none-ls.nvim
is supported.Integrates better with the current ecosystem.
Plus, it's licensed under The Unlicense (unlike
nvim-lint
is licensed under GPLv3 which is strong copyleft), so we don't have to deal with possible legal issues :)I will not endorse any kind of open-source laundering.
Consider switching to a more moral service that's trained on permissive-licensed code.
tree-sitter-hypr
is no longer included.It mutates the lock file.
If you really need it, add it to your own config.
:LazyExtras
is not supportedWriting your own config is recommended and encouraged.
LazyVim no longer suits our design principle, so it will eventually retire at some point.
Only Ruff is enabled by default. We do not support the "embrace-extend-extinguish" pattern.
If you really need IDE-style integrations, a Pylance (close sourced) extra is extracted from Visual Studio Code. Use at your own risk.
fsplash.nvim
andresession.nvim
as default starterTo make it actually useful than a dashboard.
alpha.nvim
support will continue, as always.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: