Adrian Ho

Not a `ccls` user, but I help out with Homebrew stuff when I can. As I understand it, the build process calls `clang -print-resource-dir` to get the resource dir path...

> 1. Is there a way to customise the value used by `ccls` for `clang -print-resource-directory` at build time? If so, we can set this to a path that won't...

Ah ok, then I'll put up a PR after my lunch. : 😁

Got a fix for the Homebrew `ccls` formula, so that it doesn't have to be rebuilt on every LLVM minor revision. However, I need to add a test as @carlocab...

Homebrew `ccls` now uses a more stable resource dir path that should only "break" when Homebrew `llvm` itself gets version-bumped (which I gather requires a `ccls` rebuild anyway). Revisions at...

> I don't know much about brew (or MacOS in general) so I can't say what's right or wrong: if it works great. Hopefully there are appropriate dependency relationships documented...

Mandating whitespace around `-` doesn't completely solve the problem either. Many standard *nix utilities (`cat`, `tar`, etc.) use `-` as an argument to designate stdin/stdout. Forcing users to jump through...

>For something exceeding the max and min values, I propose to have a full bar with some marker for max and not drawing anything at all for min, to distinguish...

> on WSL WSL1, or WSL2? WSL1 has proven to be seriously problematic with Homebrew, though it usually manifests by inability to run just-installed binaries. Try running: ``` /bin/bash -x...

Thanks much for the explanation and workaround, @johnkerl!