Nathan Ridge

> @HighCommander4 The .clangd file should be stored in the directory of the engineering root directory in vscode project or below the .vscode directory It applies to files in the...

This is a behaviour of the clang-format engine, also reproducible by running clang-format on the command line. Could you file the issue at https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/ please?

It's an interesting idea. I think the first step to fleshing it out would be to figure out, given that clangd is based on the Language Server Protocol, what part...

Could you post a screencast that illustrates the issue you're seeing?

I'm having trouble making out what is happening in that video. Could you please try taking a screencast using something like [Chronicler](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=arcsine.chronicler)?

A couple of questions: * In the scenario depicted in the screnncast, are you selecting words using double-click? And then is the selection cleared without you sending any further input?...

Very strange. The behaviour that I experience is different: * Moving my mouse over an identifier is sufficient to activate hover * If I click after the hover is shown,...

I'll start by suggesting a workaround: the clangd config file could be generated by a script written in a scripting language that supports environment variables (e.g. a shell script). A...

cc @sam-mccall for an opinion on whether this is a feature we should consider desirable

@reiend Yep, very good point. `CompileFlags` in the clangd config file isn't really meant to be the primary mechanism for specifying compile flags -- the primary mechanism is `compile_commands.json`, which...