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have you ever wondered how does neovim know what kind of file Iamp;#39;m editing when I open a Lua file how does it start doing Lua highlighting and apply Lua specific config options how does it know that when I edit a file ending in RS it opens as a rust file or when I open my bashrc file that doesnamp;#39;t really have a specific bash kind of file ending how does it know that that particular file is a shell script well that system is called file types in vim and neovim neovim has a slightly different way of configuring and working with some of the file type options but overall the ideas are still quite similar in neovim we have a very cool Global called Vim file type and what it does is it gives you the possibility of adding new file type mappings now these file type mappings are provided by default in the ovm for I donamp;#39;t know basically all the normal cases that you run into so you usually wonamp;#39;t have to use vm. file type. add to create your new ones but it is helpfu
