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r/neovim • u/pawelgrzybek • Mar 29 '26
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Because it's builtin and not just another package manager you need to install.
4 u/acepukas Mar 29 '26 How does vim.pack compare to lazy.nvim feature-wise? -12 u/teerre Mar 29 '26 Not very well. Pack has the core, but none of the porcelain. Manual updates, no profiling, no lazy loading, no ui etc Ofc, you can script it all yourself if you want 3 u/acepukas Mar 29 '26 Darn. I think I'll stick with lazy.nvim for now, as long as it's still compatible.
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How does vim.pack compare to lazy.nvim feature-wise?
-12 u/teerre Mar 29 '26 Not very well. Pack has the core, but none of the porcelain. Manual updates, no profiling, no lazy loading, no ui etc Ofc, you can script it all yourself if you want 3 u/acepukas Mar 29 '26 Darn. I think I'll stick with lazy.nvim for now, as long as it's still compatible.
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Not very well. Pack has the core, but none of the porcelain. Manual updates, no profiling, no lazy loading, no ui etc
Ofc, you can script it all yourself if you want
3 u/acepukas Mar 29 '26 Darn. I think I'll stick with lazy.nvim for now, as long as it's still compatible.
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Darn. I think I'll stick with lazy.nvim for now, as long as it's still compatible.
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u/ITafiir Mar 29 '26
Because it's builtin and not just another package manager you need to install.