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… (Rocks) in the path of the core of the project.
solving existing problems (except notify, which I still don't know why it doesn't work).
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Most of the work is done: |
modifying the bundles system removing some prerequisites that were activated automatically.
…ew system according to treesitter and more optimizations.
…s been solved, but it still writes [LSP] the name of most of the outputs.
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This marks the beginning of the migration of nvpak to rocks, as well as its scheduled updates. If you would like to assist, please review the current plugins and suggest better alternatives that might replace the existing tools. As you know, nvpak is a distribution meant to maintain the prerequisites for a Neovim configuration.
The new version will not remain entirely on Lua, so the only thing you need to consider is compatibility with rocks and the new lazy system. For instance, the dashboard is compatible with rocks but does not adhere to the new lazy system, causing a delay in Neovim's loading. Another example is mason, which might soon be replaced by rocks itself.
Additionally, we highly appreciate contributions from those willing to help rewrite and refine the README and write the wiki.