Struggling to get non-default config

[hlmtre]

Hi! First off, thanks for this plugin; it's beautiful.

I'm struggling to get a non-default configuration of this plugin going. I've included the code chunk in the README at the beginning of my plugins.lua, and it does successfully load the lsp_progress component in lualine, but I actually had to modify lualine-lsp-progress's source to change the default-if-unset symbol from the block to the moon (which is, incidentally fabulous - I assume a reference to Lua meaning 'moon').

Anyway, relevant config below. This does not work - I still get the block spinners, instead of the moons.

plugins.lua

-- Color for highlights
local colors = {
  yellow = '#ECBE7B',
  cyan = '#008080',
  darkblue = '#081633',
  green = '#98be65',
  orange = '#FF8800',
  violet = '#a9a1e1',
  magenta = '#c678dd',
  blue = '#51afef',
  red = '#ec5f67'
}

local lualine_config = {
  options = {
    icons_enabled = true,
    theme = 'gruvbox',
    lower = true,
    component_separators = {'', ''},
    section_separators = {'', ''},
    disabled_filetypes = {}
  },
  sections = {
    lualine_a = {'mode'},
    lualine_b = {'filename', 'branch', {'diagnostics', sources = {'nvim_lsp'}}},
    lualine_c = {},
    lualine_x = {},
    lualine_y = {'encoding', 'fileformat', 'filetype'},
    lualine_z = {'progress','location'},
  },
  -- these aren't off; these are what are on when the window is unfocused
  inactive_sections = {
    lualine_a = {},
    lualine_b = {},
    lualine_c = {'filename'},
    lualine_x = {'location'},
    lualine_y = {},
    lualine_z = {}
  },
  tabline = {},
  extensions = {"nvim-tree", "quickfix"}
}

-- Inserts a component in lualine_c at left section
local function ins_left(component)
  table.insert(lualine_config.sections.lualine_c, component)
end

ins_left {
  'lsp_progress',
  colors = {
    percentage  = colors.cyan,
    title  = colors.cyan,
    message  = colors.cyan,
    spinner = colors.cyan,
    lsp_client_name = colors.magenta,
    use = true,
  },
  separators = {
    component = ' ',
    progress = ' | ',
    percentage = { pre = '', post = '%% ' },
    title = { pre = '', post = ': ' },
    lsp_client_name = { pre = '[', post = ']' },
    spinner = { pre = '', post = '' },
    message = { commenced = 'In Progress', completed = 'Completed' },
  },
  display_components = { 'lsp_client_name', 'spinner', { 'title', 'percentage', 'message' } },
  timer = { progress_enddelay = 500, spinner = 1000, lsp_client_name_enddelay = 1000 },
  spinner_symbols = { '🌑 ', '🌒 ', '🌓 ', '🌔 ', '🌕 ', '🌖 ', '🌗 ', '🌘 ' },
}
...
    use({
      "nvim-lualine/lualine.nvim",
      config = function()
        require('lualine').setup({
          extensions = lualine_config.extensions,
          options = lualine_config.options,
          sections = lualine_config.sections,
          inactive_sections = lualine_config.inactive_sections,
        })
      end,
    })

I assume I'm making a silly mistake, which will likely become obvious when you point it out. Thanks!

[arkav]

Hello, it looks like your using packer lazy loading. Since lualine_config is defined as a local variable, when packer executes its compiled script it doesn't see anything outside the scope of your config function.

[hlmtre]

Baller. Thanks for the suggestion! I'll give it a shot.

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