perf: lazy load yazi.nvim modules by default #253
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Previously yazi.nvim would load most of its modules up front when required. This is not ideal as typically this delays Neovim's startup time. Although the delay is measured in milliseconds, it might add up if tens of other plugins need to be loaded too. This commit changes the behavior so that yazi.nvim only loads the modules when they are actually needed. The number of loaded modules has changed from 17 to 7, but I did not measure the startup time difference.
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My guess is that the startup time in my own case went down from 4ms to 2ms in my own configuration. Your mileage may vary. |
This was referenced Jan 23, 2025
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Previously yazi.nvim would load most of its modules up front when required. This is not ideal as typically this delays Neovim's startup time. Although the delay is measured in milliseconds, it might add up if tens of other plugins need to be loaded too.
This commit changes the behavior so that yazi.nvim only loads the modules when they are actually needed. The number of loaded modules has changed from 17 to 7, but I did not measure the startup time difference.