zsh-nvim-appname
by mehalter
A simple ZSH plugin for maintaining multiple Neovim configurations with NVIM_APPNAME
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Config manager
Provides a simple ZSH plugin to manage multiple Neovim configurations by automatically setting the NVIM_APPNAME environment variable
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