rycee changed the topic of #home-manager to: Support and discussion around the Home Manager project (https://github.com/rycee/home-manager) | Logs: https://logs.nix.samueldr.com/home-manager
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<nicolas[m]1> "colemickens" (https://matrix.to/#/@colemickens:matrix.org) Do you know of a way to access Flakes inputs when using home-manager as a module without resorting to "home-manager.users.your-user"?
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<colemickens> Hm nicolas I'm not totally sure what you're asking.
<colemickens> I configure all of my HM through h-m.users.cole = {pkgs,...}:{}.
<colemickens> And the files that config live in have access to inputs.
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<nicolas[m]1> I pass a path to home-manager for my user configuration. In this mode, my imports do not have access to extra arguments like "inputs"
<nicolas[m]1> That is, my imports in my user config do not receive extra arguments like "inputs"
<nicolas[m]1> I wonder whether I could set "_module.args.inputs" or something along those lines to inject the variable down in my user configuration
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<colemickens> I'm sorry I'm not sure I understand still, so I doubt I'd be able to advise. Wish I had a better answer
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<gordon1> hi
<gordon1> as far as i understand, the neovim plugins declared in home-manager aren’t loaded in the described order, am i wrong?
<gordon1> but i have a problem where some plugins are overriding mappings. What would be the best way to fix it, and choose my plugin order?
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<gordon1> i’m strugling with this. Even if i set my (theorically) priority mappings in neovim’s `extraConfig`, it doesn’t seem to work (after `home-manager switch` and a `rehash` in zsh)
<gordon1> can someone help me?
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<alexarice[m]> gordon1: looks like hm just passes things through to the upstream neovim wrapper
<alexarice[m]> maybe try asking on #nixos as there are more people there?
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<gordon1> yeah thanks alexarice[m]
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