fix(ui.lua): defer fzf-lua.actions require until after setup #43
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Move the 'require("fzf-lua.actions")' statement inside the configuration
function to prevent initialization errors during first-time Neovim setup.
[Problem]
When the configuration is first run, fzf-lua might not be installed yet,
causing the top-level 'require' call to fail.
[Solution]
Wrap the require statement within the plugin's setup function to ensure
the dependency is only loaded after the plugin manager has installed
fzf-lua.
[Outcome]
Prevents startup errors that occurred when initializing the Neovim
configuration before all dependencies were fully installed.
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Hello ! in reality is not needed anymore, as now LazyVim is using Snacks.picker which I found way better, this is already fixed on my other branch, and will do the change here :) Thanks for the pr !! |
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Move the 'require("fzf-lua.actions")' statement inside the configuration function to prevent initialization errors during first-time Neovim setup.
[Problem]
When the configuration is first run, fzf-lua might not be installed yet, causing the top-level 'require' call to fail.
[Solution]
Wrap the require statement within the plugin's setup function to ensure the dependency is only loaded after the plugin manager has installed fzf-lua.
[Outcome]
Prevents startup errors that occurred when initializing the Neovim configuration before all dependencies were fully installed.