What should I lazy-load on?

[LeonardoMor]

With the spec provided in the README, it doesn't load on my lua nvim config files. Maybe:

  {
    "folke/neodev.nvim",
    ft = "lua",
  },

[LeonardoMor]

Or maybe on LspAttach?

[DrKJeff16]

BAD INDENTATION, POSTING FROM MOBILE
The following solution works for me semi-well: don't lazy load it using filetype. Lspconfig could, for example, already be loaded if changing ft, cwd, ...
Instead, make sure it gets called explicitly.

1. In Lazy, install lspconfig and DON'T LAZY-LOAD IT:

--- OTHER PLUGINS
        {
                'neovim/nvim-lspconfig',
                lazy = false,
                dependencies = {
                        'folke/neodev.nvim',
                        'folke/neoconf.nvim',  -- Objectionable placement
                },
                config = function()
                        -- NeoConf loaded here.
                        -- ...

                        local Neodev = require('neodev')
                        Neodev.setup({
                                library = {
                                enabled = true,
                                runtime = true,
                                types = true,
                                plugins = true,
                        },

                        setup_jsonls = true,
                        lspconfig = true,
                        pathStrict = true,
                        })

                        local lspconfig = require('lspconfig')
                        lspconfig.lua_ls.setup({
                                settings = {
                                        Lua = {
                                                completion = { callSnippet = 'Replace' },
                                        },
                                },
                        })
                end,
        },
        -- ...

2. As you might see, I called neodev as a dependency. Lazily installed or not, it will be loaded by the NOT lazy lspconfig. Remember the order of calls given.

If Folke or anyone else thinks of a better solution, please give your feedback.

Hope this helps you and/or someone else.

[LeonardoMor]

Thank you, this does make sense. I should have read the docs with some more attention.