Why get workspace librarys loaded, although I dont have any options set?

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I use LazyDev with LazyVim. I dont have any aditionaly config for LazyDev, but then I require a module, e.g. require(nvim-treesitter) the module gets loaded form LazyDev.

Now I am asking myself, if everything gets loaded automaticaly, for what is the config? Or do I miss something?

[folke]

That's exactly the purpose of lazydev.nvim

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Thank you, but if everything gets loaded automaticly, for what is the library otpion in the opt table?

[folke]

It only loads what is used in the buffers you have open.
You obviously should not set any workspace library setting yourself for luals, or lazydev will be ineffective

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opts = {
    library = {
      -- Library paths can be absolute
      "~/projects/my-awesome-lib",
      -- Or relative, which means they will be resolved from the plugin dir.
      "lazy.nvim",
      -- It can also be a table with trigger words / mods
      -- Only load luvit types when the `vim.uv` word is found
      { path = "${3rd}/luv/library", words = { "vim%.uv" } },
      -- always load the LazyVim library
      "LazyVim",
      -- Only load the lazyvim library when the `LazyVim` global is found
      { path = "LazyVim", words = { "LazyVim" } },
      -- Load the wezterm types when the `wezterm` module is required
      -- Needs `DrKJeff16/wezterm-types` to be installed
      { path = "wezterm-types", mods = { "wezterm" } },
      -- Load the xmake types when opening file named `xmake.lua`
      -- Needs `LelouchHe/xmake-luals-addon` to be installed
      { path = "xmake-luals-addon/library", files = { "xmake.lua" } },
    },

I mean this "library" option — what’s it for, if everything gets loaded automatically anyway?

[folke]

Sigh, only neovim plugins are loaded automaically, I can't really know about all the other stuff you use can I?

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Ah okay, I see.
Thanks!