feature: How to cancel the theme loading when the plugin is automatically installed

[tietmih]

Did you check the docs?

• I have read all the lazy.nvim docs

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

When I update the plugin list and restart nvim, the plugin installation is automatically triggered, and the theme is also automatically loaded, disrupting my original color scheme

Describe the solution you'd like

Optional cancel theme loading operation

Describe alternatives you've considered

I can't find any operation to cancel the automatic loading theme in the document, and the option to automatically load the theme list has been blocked by my comment

Additional context

No response

[tietmih]

{ install = { missing = true, -- colorscheme = {}, }, }
This is part of my config

[rsampaths16]

Is an issue for me as well Just started trying out lazy and it has theme side-effects whenever the I add new plugins and it tries to install them. IMO the plugin should only deal with package-manager aspects and shouldn't have side-effects outside that scope.

[max397574]

well if you comment that part out there won't be anything overwritten

[tietmih]

well if you comment that part out there won't be anything overwritten

I tried commenting the subject field but it didn't work. I need to automatically install the plug-in function, so I can't annotate the whole thing.

[max397574]

I have no clue what you're talking about
but you should be able to set colorscheme to {} afaik

[tietmih]

I have no clue what you're talking about
but you should be able to set colorscheme to {} afaik

It doesn't work

[folke]

That colorscheme is only loaded while installing. You should load our own colorscheme after that

[rsampaths16]

Hi @folke, shouldn't the default behaviour be to not load/override a colour scheme? Isn't the plugin forcing users to define a color scheme when they'd want to use only the package manager? Is there a reason why this behaviour is marked "not planned"

[Johnson1s]

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