gitblame_enabled=0 not working in lunar vim

[yannk]

Similar to #55 I see the configuration in lunar vimdocs not working

https://www.lunarvim.org/docs/plugins/extra-plugins#git-blame

lvim.plugins = {
    {
        "f-person/git-blame.nvim",
        event = "BufRead",
        config = function()
            vim.cmd "highlight default link gitblame SpecialComment"
            vim.g.gitblame_enabled = 0
        end,
    },

versions:

NVIM v0.8.0
Build type: Release
LuaJIT 2.1.0-beta3
Compiled by brew@HMBRW-A-001-M1-002.local

[f-person]

Hi! Thanks for your report! My guess is once the config() function is called, the plugin is already initialized which causes the problem. A hack, for now, would be calling require('gitblame').disable() in the lunar config. I'll check how I can solve this though

[f-person]

Hey! Would implementing #69 be good enough for this use case? I want to switch to a setup function style without breaking the current configurations, so I'm thinking about implementing setup that will configure everything required but setting vim.g.gitblame_enabled to 0 still won't work. When a setup function is implemented, I'll make a PR to lunarvim to update their docs to use setup.

[innateessence]

@f-person I think implementing a setup function would be sufficient

[ghost]

For me calling require('gitblame').disable() does not work either.

Instead running vim.cmd("GitBlameDisable") works and disables git blame on startup.

Note: I am using regular NeoVim and not LunarVim.

[scott-b-gilbert]

I was having the same issue on neovim 0.9. Running the cmd as @moizalicious indicated somewhat worked. I was still getting one git blame on the first line of the first file that I opened. 🤷‍♂️

I fixed it with init'ing with lazy.nvim when loading the function. Hopefully this will help @yannk and others.

 {
   "f-person/git-blame.nvim",
    init = function()
      vim.g.gitblame_message_template = ' <author> - <date> - <summary> - <sha>'
      vim.g.gitblame_enabled = 0
    end,
}

[f-person]

This is fixed now! You should switch to setup:

require("gitblame").setup { enabled = false }

Also opened a PR for LunarVim docs: LunarVim/lunarvim.org#421