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I absolutely love your jupyter setup with jupytext and molten-nvim.
But I am finding it difficult to replicate it on a vanilla nvim setup .
Any tips on how to port it cleanly.

Thankyou so much for M Λ C R O.

As :help clangd_extensions.nvim shows, the setup function receives a configuration in format that is different from that in this repo:

-- default config
{
    inlay_hints = {
        inline = vim.fn.has("nvim-0.10") == 1,
        only_current_line = false,
        only_current_line_autocmd = { "CursorHold" },
        show_parameter_hints = true,
        parameter_hints_prefix = "<- ",
        other_hints_prefix = "=> ",
        max_len_align = false,
        max_len_align_padding = 1,
        right_align = false,
        right_align_padding = 7,
        highlight = "Comment",
        priority = 100,
    },
    ast = {
        role_icons = {
            type = "🄣",
            declaration = "🄓",
            expression = "🄔",
            statement = ";",
            specifier = "🄢",
            ["template argument"] = "🆃",
        },
        kind_icons = {
            Compound = "🄲",
            Recovery = "🅁",
            TranslationUnit = "🅄",
            PackExpansion = "🄿",
            TemplateTypeParm = "🅃",
            TemplateTemplateParm = "🅃",
            TemplateParamObject = "🅃",
        },
        highlights = {
            detail = "Comment",
        },
    },
    memory_usage = {
        border = "none",
    },
    symbol_info = {
        border = "none",
    },
}

Hello, I am trying to use this setup however I cannot get it to work. I see that some plugins are loaded but I cannot see the dashboard or anything else when I start nvim. Only floating window I can see is from the Lazy plugin. I am using the fish shell on arch linux.

firstly, i want to express my gratitude for the fantastic setup you've provided—it's been truly inspiring.

i'm currently attempting to replace my mini.starter plugin with your minimalist intro message, aiming for a sleeker interface with just a concise message. however, i've encountered an issue. the file plugin/intro.lua doesn't seem to be referenced anywhere in your configuration. despite this, neovim appears to require the file during startup. i also checked the profiling of lazy loading but couldn't discern how it might be related.

I did require the file in my init.lua, but nothing happens.

I greatly appreciate your assistance.

thank you!

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