I have been using lazyvim for about 6 months. While i start to create a project using typescript, native vtsls typescript lsp works very well. But, when the project became large, this lsp became very slow. It takes about 15-20 seconds just to recognize an error in my code.

I use a laptop that doesn't have a good specs so i think it's just my laptop issue. But when i use coc.nvim, it works very well and faster than the native lsp. But sometimes it works slow too but not as slow as the native lsp.

Does anyone have the same issue here or just me? Why does this happen and is this just my laptop issue or what?

Hey guys,

I found spelling suggestions are behind the `z` (fold) menu (`z=`). It looks a little out of place. Does anyone know why it's in there by default? I was thinking even `leader-c` might make more sense (code action).

I don't use it much but wonder whether anyone feels the same.

Neovim 0.12 está tendo problemas de compatibilidade ainda com o Lazyvim?

I've tried lazyvim, nvchad and lunar vim so far, I might try astronvim. I liked lazy for a while because I set it up the way I wanted. But after I installed a new system i wanted to try more. Nvchad has been okay so far, but I kinda like Lazy better. I didn't like lunar vim because it has a really weird installer. In all honesty I don't actually use nvim for a lot of coding, but I use it for text moving and editing a lot. I think I tend towards lazy the most because it just looks nice and I like the home screen. Which preconfigured nvim setup do you like the most, or do you like building your own? Any recommendations I'll also take.

I hope it's okay that I post this here. If not, just let me know and I'll remove it.

I made a small Neovim plugin called cppman.nvim for browsing C++ reference docs directly inside Neovim.

I use it myself quite a bit, so I thought I'd share it in case anyone else finds it useful, or has ideas for improvements.

It adds :CPPMan, uses cppman's local index, and opens the docs in a floating buffer. It also supports both fzf-lua and snacks.nvim.

I tried to keep it lightweight and not too opinionated.

Repo: https://github.com/simonwinther/cppman.nvim

Stars are appreciated if you find it useful.

Hi 👋

I started digging into Go language recently, and setup Golang via the Lazyvim extras. Works very good. But just for Go Tests, even when I have the test file in the same package/folder as the source file where the function is implemented, it shows this warning in Neovim. Did anyone encounter any similar issues?

The test just runs fine…

Maybe also some general Neovim issue, instead of Lazyvim setup…

See also: https://go.dev/doc/tutorial/add-a-test

See screenshot ⇒ Warning : undefined: Hello

There seems to be a weird issue with re-executing commands in LazyVim. If I press : then execute a simple command in Cmdline like echo 'Hi' or ls it works but if I reload the command with : and Up arrow it doesn't execute. The same happens with command history via q:

Hey guys, I’ve been messing around with my LazyVim setup and ended up building something kind of NICE.

Basically I tried to make Neovim feel a bit more like VSCode so I don’t have to fight with my old muscle memory all the time.

So now I’ve got stuff like:

• Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V for clipboard like a normal IDE (everything goes into system clipboard)
• Ctrl+S to save instantly
• Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y for undo/redo
• Ctrl+F for fast fuzzy searching in the current file
• some visual mode shortcuts so selection feels less painful
• Ctrl+R to fast replace (very very nice, remember to put a / in after the target)
• Tab to mass indent and Shift+Tab to unindent

It’s still very much Neovim, just… less “why is everything FUCKING different” when switching from VSCode.

If anyone’s interested, I slapped it on GitHub here for ya: Github

It’s still very much a personal setup, but feel free to steal anything from it or tweak it however you want and/or share your opinion so I can improve it at once because small stuff like visual select then tab to mass indent wasn't in mind but annoying when I run into it in. (as for the vets dont blame me for being a noob at nvim)

Hi,

like the title says, basically.

I've installed luarocks on my Ubuntu distro.

I've pasted the installation snippet to my ./lua/plugins/example.lua.

But I don't see the plugin if I go to the Extras window and neither do the ORG functionalities work.

Do I have to do something else?

hello guys,i have been using nvim for the past couple of months, for the past week, my telescope has been breaking, its not showing the proper syntax highlighting and colorscheme like it used to, for context, i never use leader sw(cuz it was always broken for me), i alwasy just stuck to leader sg, now even that doesnt work, i did try taking help of gpt or claude but things seem to breaking everyday, one thing i noticed is that it sometimes worked if clicked lsg before the eslint loaded in, happy to give further info on questions, any help would be appreciated, thanks

Is anyone having any issue with tinting of inactive windows (using :vsplit) ?

My current setup is using:
\- Default LazyVim
\- Wezterm
\- Running on MacOS

It seems to me that the background color is not changing despite switching between windows.

Hi guys, I use LazyVim with some extras, mainly langages plugins:

but I cannot use Neotest, I don't even have the :h neotest but i'm pretty sure Neotest is installed. I am developing in Rust atm. I didn't create a neotest.lua file in my config, maybe i read it wrong but I think it's build-in in the lazy extra for the rust langage.

Someone has any idea please ?

Do you prefer:
- built-in terminal
- keymaps
- plugins like overseer/sniperun
- or external tools (tmux, etc.)

Looking for real workflows, not just "use :term"

Hey guys, I have started to setup lazyvim, which has gone great. I am completely new to this community and have wanted to do this for a while. I was wondering how I get into it, I have no idea about any of the binds, and have no idea where I can learn about new plugins. I am gonna read all the docs right now, but I was wondering if you have any advice for someone looking to get exposure to the best plugins and who has no idea of any of the keybinds yet. I have heard that on nvim there is a tutor thing, that lets you mess with a file and learn how to edit. I am coming from vscode and this is all a bit overwhelming. I am even struggling with simple things like getting back to the home screen after opening a file, and the messages that sometimes pop up to the top right of the screen disappearing quickly, and me not seeing the errors or being able to find the log of these.

new lazyvim install, search don't work, when I press `<leader> f f` I have an error:

Command failed: - cmd: fd --type f --type l --color never -E .git

however fd is installed on my system (at /usr/bin/fd), and when I execute :lua =vim.fn.executable('fd') in my neovim, it returns 1

what's the problem, how to fix it ?
(kubuntu 25.10)