Now that the whole lua config is exposed via the extraLuaConfig option,
it's not "extra" anymore but the whole content. Renaming it to "initLua"
is more adequate and it makes the option more understandable I hope.
so alternative GUIs can find lua dependencies that are not plugins (for instance nio).
Some plugins depend on lua packages that are not vim plugins and thus
become "invisible" to nixpkgs as it stands.
For now they need to be specified manually via `extraLuaPackages` but
hopefully we can autodiscover those in nixpkgs.
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This is mainly to unify the error messages for more convenient and
consistent translation. Also allows somewhat more convenience if
additional checks are needed.
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so we dont have to add some nix store path to rtp in the wrapper.
Makes the setup more in line with what neovim users are used to.
Also it means other neovim GUIs can see the plugins without wrapping.
A first version of this PR conflicted with existing
~/.local/share/nvim/site folders but this should be fine as it makes
only a subfolder readonly.
I am able to mix rocks.nvim/vim.pack vim packages along with the
home-manager one for instance.
Add `enableMcpIntegration` option to merge MCP servers from
`programs.mcp.servers` into Claude Code configuration. Claude Code
servers take precedence over general MCP servers when both define
the same server name.
Use `command` (POSIX) and `^` (Nushell) to prevent recursive function
calls when `cfg.shellWrapperName` is set to "yazi".
Previously, if `cfg.shellWrapperName` was set to "yazi", the invocation
of `yazi` within the shell integration function triggered the function
itself instead of the binary. This name conflict prevents users from
using the binary name as-is when shell integration is enabled.
Hence, fix this by using shell-specific mechanisms to target the
underlying executable, bypassing any name collisions.
This aligns with the official documentation:
- 2c839b37c8/docs/quick-start.md (L29)
- 2c839b37c8/docs/quick-start.md (L56)
Using username as unix group doesnt work by default (at least on nixos):
janv. 14 14:54:14 jedha hm-activate-teto[100922]: removed '/home/teto/.local/state/home-manager/gcroots/new-home'
janv. 14 14:54:14 jedha systemd-tmpfiles[100921]: /home/teto/home/config/user-tmpfiles.d/home-manager.conf:4: Failed to resolve group 'teto': No such process
use "users" instead
* systemd: add `packages` option
The `systemd.user.packages` option is the Home Manager equivalent of
NixOS’s `systemd.packages` option and provides a way to specify packages
providing systemd user units.
This option is similar to `dbus.packages`.
* systemd: only create the parent directory if there are packages to symlink
