bug: packloadall doesn't run on startup about lazyvim HOT 5 CLOSED

lazy.nvim does not support packloadall since lazy takes over the whole startup process of NEovim.

If you still want to use it, you can, but any issues because of this are not supported

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So am I correct in understanding that LazyVim disables packloadall?

I wouldn't expect LazyVim to provide "support" for a NeoVim feature, but if you're disabling it...

1. Documenting that more prominently would be helpful.
2. Are there any negative consequences of combining the two methods that you're aware of?

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Hello?

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It is documented in the lazy.nvim README.

lazy.nvim does NOT use Neovim packages and even disables plugin loading completely (vim.go.loadplugins = false)

This happens for every distro that uses lazy.nvim as its package manager (NvChad, AstroNvim, LunarVim, kickstart etc). It's not specific to LazyVim. It's lazy.nvim the package manager that doesn't support it, nothing to do with the distro.

I can't answer as to if there are any negative sequences, as I don't understand that deeply myself as a simple user.

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Oh great! I missed that section of the readme. That answers my question perfectly, thank you.

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