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null-ls is being archived

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IMPORTANT: Archiving null-ls · Issue #1621 · jose-elias-alvarez/null-ls.nvim

I’ve been struggling to find the time and energy to maintain null-ls, especially since I no longer use Neovim as my primary editor. I’m not confident about my ability to adapt the plugin to 0.10 an...

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I’ve never used neoformat before. I kind of end up with formatter.nvim because it was mention by the maintainer of nvim-lint. And its quite good!
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  Will give it a try then.

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