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Make sure your queries are in your runtimepath. Debug like so: :lua= vim.api.nvim_get_runtime_file(string.format("queries/%s/%s.scm", 'groovy', 'folds'), true). And append to your runtime path like so: :lua vim.opt.rtp:append(vim.fn.stdpath 'config' .. 'my_dir')
It seems like the vim.lsp.log module has to be required. Oooooooooooooooooh. This will pay dividends in every other case. I was confused by :lua= vim and :lua= vim.lsp BOTH not returning nil, but I guess I never checked that :lua= vim.lsp.log returned nil as well. Once you got it to NOT return nil for me via the require, everything just works as expected.
Oh interesting. So I should be using functions that require the plugin code instead of opt to delay loading a plugin. My use case is that I'm using copilot.nvim and I don't wanna load it until I manually load it. I'm sure I can trivially figure out what specific config delays loading of the plugin and also write a small command that lets me load it later. It's just stupid that I can't use the perfectly fine packadd command to do this. Maybe I'll just make a command that runs setup and THEN calls packadd. Exactly as u said
