Suggestion: Clarifying Plugin Loading

[han-solo318]

I had a bit of difficulty understanding during installation that not all plugins are enabled by default at startup. To enable them, you need to either use the Lazy load all command (or the <leader>l hotkey) or manually adjust the plugin configs to disable lazy loading. I believe others share this confusion (see #8). While the hotkey is listed in WhichKey, it isn’t loaded by default, so new users may not realize this. It might be helpful to clarify in the documentation—perhaps in the readme or installation instructions—that plugins need to be manually loaded. Alternatively, enabling WhichKey by default could be considered, though I understand the potential concern for performance.

I can make a pull request to do any of those, but I wanted feedback before I just choose one when it might not be what you want.

Thank you for creating this great tool, I'm really happy to see an IWE in neovim!

[MiragianCycle]

Yes please. Go ahead. I am sorry for the late response---been busy with actual writing. Send the PR with the proposed change and I will be happy to approve it. Thank you again.

[MiragianCycle]

I see you already done that. Hope this solves the issue?

[Valdus92]

How do you do the command lazy load all?

[sbishop333]

1. Open a CmdLine (Type a colon ":" in normal mode. No parentheses.) 2. Lazy load all <RET> (Lazy must be capitalized) Which two plugins do you want loaded? You could do Lazy load [plugin] for each.

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[Valdus92]

All preferably, but just the ones to make the program go smoothly.