neovim 0.9
rust-analyzer
This configuration can be installed by cloning it to the default configuration location:
git clone https://github.com/cloud303-cholden/config-nvim ~/.config/nvim
Personally, I would clone the configuration to something like a ~/repos
directory and symlink it to the actual configuration location. For example:
git clone https://github.com/cloud303-cholden/config-nvim ~/repos
ln -s ~/repos/config-nvim ~/.config/nvim
There are a couple advantages to this.
- All of my projects where I use version control are in a single location, simplifying how they are managed and accessed.
- I don't need to check my bloated
~/.config
directory or its subdirectories into version control.
Based on Christian Chiarulli's sample configuration: link.