andnekon

I mean, if it's self-hosted it's probably fine

There's a rust dedicated lemmy instance, it has a support community https://lemmyrs.org/c/support

Few hundred thousand files

My definition of "really big" is changed. I was talking about around 10k files of source code.

The project is in java, the machine has 8 Gb ram, and when I open a different file it sometimes catches brief freezes - not to the point where it stops "being performant enough", but still noticeable. Also, sometimes nvim-tree is slow when I expand directory, which is annoying

LSP and a really big project, although it's not necessarily neovims fault

Thanks for clarifying!

Why would you use it like that though? Neovim itself is enough for almost all use cases.

It's great!

But is it really that different from writing a shell-script with those commands?