nvim-lua-setup

Setting up CI for a Neovim Lua plugin involves configuring a quality pipeline that integrates testing, linting, and formatting directly into your workflows. This skill scaffolds that pipeline while respecting existing project conventions.

A Neovim Lua plugin quality pipeline includes nine dimensions: testing, linting, formatting, type checking, security analysis, documentation, CI integration, hooks, and version discipline to enforce reliable releases.

Yes, configuring Neovim Lua linting and formatting preserves existing tooling. The setup respects your project's current structure and applies sensible defaults while allowing phased adoption of quality dimensions.

Adding type checking and security analysis to a Lua project is best achieved through a structured blueprint that applies these dimensions alongside CI integration, enabling progressive quality improvements without disrupting existing conventions.

No, adopting all 9 quality dimensions for your Neovim plugin at once is not required. The setup supports phased adoption, allowing you to progressively integrate dimensions like documentation and version discipline over time.