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The plugin is intentionally pinned (-- this package breaks frequently, specify version) rather than tracking HEAD, so new releases must be evaluated and bumped manually. The lock's tight range "0.9.0" means SyncPkgs will not pick up 0.9.1 automatically.
What
fff.nvimhas a new release: v0.9.1 (released June 4, 2026). The config pins to0.9.0with avim.version.range("0.9.0")constraint.Where
lua/config/plugins.lua:7–11:{ name = "fff.nvim", src = "https://github.com/dmtrKovalenko/fff.nvim", lazy = true, version = vim.version.range("0.9.0"), },nvim-pack-lock.json:Why it matters
The plugin is intentionally pinned (
-- this package breaks frequently, specify version) rather than tracking HEAD, so new releases must be evaluated and bumped manually. The lock's tight range"0.9.0"meansSyncPkgswill not pick up 0.9.1 automatically.Recommended action
plugins.lua:revinnvim-pack-lock.jsonto the 0.9.1 tag commit.:SyncPkgsand verifyfind_files()/live_grep()still work (the binary may need re-downloading — see also [audit]PackChangedautocmd in fff.nvim setup is a top-level event — should beUser PackChanged— binary never downloaded on install #117 for thePackChangedautocmd fix that ensures the binary is rebuilt automatically).