Escape-hatch for an entirely declarative configuration

[o-dasher]

I understand that the project's philosophy as such is to provide LSP whenever possible and having everything setup automagically for you. But I still believe that having an escape-hatch to have an entirely declrative would be extremely useful.
My use case is: I have an NixOS setup and I have all my lsps declared on home-manager's configuration plus I setted up all lsps through lspconfig, but the thing is, this seems cumbersome, it would be better to have a single declarative source of truth, and lazy-lsp could provide that if this was possible. Also, on my work's desktop I still need to figure out how to do a proper home-manager configuration, and if I could atleast have the lsps setup on my neovim configuration through lazy-lsp it would already ease the pain of not needing to worry about that as of now.

[dundalek]

I don't think I understand, what is the concrete issue and is there anything the plugin could do differently to enable the use case?

[o-dasher]

I just think it would be interesting to have a disable_automatic_installssetting. Such that the only lsps that are going to be installed and enabled must be on the preferred_servers setting.

[dundalek]

I see now. This is indeed a bit outside of the plugin philosophy. Given the servers are not installed upfront but only lazily when a given type of file is opened, I am not convinced to add additional complexity by having an extra option for this.