I want to add lunarVim to the install process and I don't know if I'm doing it right? #17
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Hi Axon, I saw your Talk and it got me excited to play around with gitpod and ssh. I tried to add lunarVim to the installation and I don't know if I'm doing it correctly? Here is your forked repo, with the modifications: Right now I just install it every time. Thanks for showing how to set this all up - much appreciated kind regards marco |
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Hi @marcograhl If you run the command in the following manner, it should work Instead of this command here on your fork. Basically, As a side note, I also replaced NvChad with LunarVim as it looks like LunarVim creates a wrapper script and does not put itself as the default config for neovim, which is probably good for putting as an example ready-to-use config :) |
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Thats awesome, I didn't know we need to pupe it to bash. I'm very new to this. Awesome that you added LunarVim, I will test this out. Thank you Axon 🙌 How would I add a custom config.lua to the mix? |
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I tested it and It works like a charm, thanks |
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What talk do you speak of? I love gitpod and would really like to check it out. Thank you! |
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Hi @marcograhl
If you run the command in the following manner, it should work
https://github.com/axonasif/dotfiles-sh/blob/5cd761f52d67f9fb940210f432eb9b04066cf630/src/install/neovim.sh#L13
Instead of this command here on your fork. Basically,
curl
can't execute the script for you, you have to pipe it tobash
.As a side note, I also replaced NvChad with LunarVim as it looks like LunarVim creates a wrapper script and does not put itself as the default config for neovim, which is probably good for putting as an example ready-to-use config :)
So that means, if you pull the new changes from here to your fork, it should just work!