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Feels more like something that oil.nvim should address, really. |
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Yes. Most plugins (including nvim-tree) use nvim-web-devicons only when it has been explicitly installed by the user. They don't have a hard dependency on it. Does oil have a dependency on nvim-web-devicons or is the plugin manager adding that dependency? |
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return {
'nvim-tree/nvim-web-devicons',
opts = { variant = 'dark' },
enabled = false,
}you can do the |
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Hi,
Is it possible to somehow disable this plugin globally?
nvim-web-devicons is being pulled in as a dependency of a plugin (oil.nvim) from my package manager (Nix) and therefore enabling icons for all of my other plugins.😔
Describe the solution you'd like
The option to call
setupwith a boolean flag:All reactions