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Signed-off-by: Charles Chiu <charleschiu@hey.com>
IMO we could think about bringing `nvim-bqf` back. Not only does it make nvim's quickfix mode a breeze to use, but it also sidesteps some of the issues we had before, like #23. Plus, it's a plugin that loads on demand, so it shouldn't cause any side effects 😄
Signed-off-by: ayamir <lgt986452565@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Charles Chiu <charleschiu@hey.com>
IMO the default choice for dependency installation in `install.ps1` is a bit misleading (see Discussion ayamir#1106). afaik most users won't even "visit" the dynamic provider feature of Neovim, and those who know what they're doing can still continue with the dependency installation by typing `Y/y`. So I think a more reasonable default should be `N` (i.e. skipping provider installation altogether.)
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nvim-bqf(feat(plugins): addnvim-bqfayamir/nvimdots#1091)