that's a great idea!

project-local init.lua
I need some advice how to handle project-specific plugin configuration for Neovim. My paid software gig involves work for several different client projects which are basically structured like this:
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~/work-clientA - repoA1 - repoA2 ~/work-clientB - repoB1 - repoB2 ~/work-clientC ...
I manage the different environments using direnv.
What I struggle with is overriding/extending the config for Neovim plugins for each environment.
let's say for example clientA uses a self-hosted GitLab instance which requires me to override the lazy.nvim config for some Git-related plugins. How could I achieve this?
I looked into exrc
. afaict this would require duplicating any client-specific configuration for each new repository. Instead what I would like is something like ~/work-clientA/init.lua
which would then be sourced automatically for each project (repo) inside work-clientA.
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kinda makes you think. billionaires should not exist.
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that is obviously just an analogy for the huge time span. $5000/day meaning at the current value