feature: show a message during startup about lazy.nvim HOT 3 CLOSED

You can implement something like this yourself using multiple events.

However, this really seems overkill. Just wait till it's loaded, or implement lazy loading to make it faster.

My config loads in about 20ms, so there's really no need to show any kind of progress.

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Do you have any pointers to such event. ?

I mean I don't know if I'm using lazy loading properly but when it's loading something like the tree sitter (required by color scheme) neovim will freeze and I don't know if it's normal but sometimes treesitter and its dependencies (such as tree sitter text objects) takes a solid second to load. So if I could not use lazyloading for colorscheme/treesitter but instead use a loading screen I'd do it. (BTW colorscheme is already max priority and my PC is powerful)

Also turning my 70 plugins into 70 lazy loaded plugins is a lot of work.

But anyway if you say it's overkill I trust you it's just that even 700ms of blank screen feels like freezing

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The only time I observe a slight delay is when lazy.nvim seems to cache the specs for the first time. After that, every subsequent invocation of Neovim is almost instant. Until the next time that lazy.nvim caches again, I don't observe any significant delay.

@folke Do you happen to know how often lazy.nvim caches the specs? Is it something that can be configured like for example how often to check for plugin updates?

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