Install instructions bit confused. #62
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Hey really new to nvim was migrating from vim, and the install instruction has this
but I'm not able to figure out where this goes, I tried adding it to the init file and init.lua and it doesn't work can someone help I tried searching online too. |
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Those instructions are for a lua plugin manager called packer.nvim. If you are using vim-plug, you can instead do |
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Ah gotcha thanks!
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Those instructions are for a lua plugin manager called packer.nvim. If you
are using vim-plug, you can instead do Plug 'rose-pine/neovim' and after
your plugins add colorscheme rose-pine
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I have lazy package manager for neovim... I tried but nothing worked until I created a new file like this
Optionally, you can add this code to set the default colorscheme
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Those instructions are for a lua plugin manager called packer.nvim. If you are using vim-plug, you can instead do
Plug 'rose-pine/neovim'
and after your plugins addcolorscheme rose-pine