Neovim now sources Lua files from config directories about nvim-lua-guide

[nanotee]

Already done! e549b0d Really exciting news.

(I'll keep this open because I still need to talk about the :source/:runtime stuff, thanks for opening this issue)

[clason]

A few advantages I noticed which may or may not be worth mentioning:

1. putting things in plugin/foo.lua is slightly faster than using require'foo' with lua/foo.lua (due to the overhead require has); the difference is not great but measurable;
2. plugin/foo.lua does not shadow a Lua module of the same name in lua (again, because no require is involved), which means that you can put, e.g., your packer config into packer.lua and not get weird errors;
3. after neovim/neovim#14788 is merged, these will show up in the --startuptime profile

[nanotee]

#68 should cover everything. Thanks for your valuable suggestions, I find them very helpful!

[clason]

Yep, works quite well. Even colorschemes work (like colorscheme moonberg if moonberg.lua is in colors) -- not that this will buy you anything since it'll basically have to be a lot of vim.cmd[[hi foo ...]], but when has that ever stopped anyone ;)

[clason]

Maybe mention the order of execution (all vim files, then all lua files, by directory)? That's in the docs, but may be good to know in that context?