Michał Krzywkowski

If you want to test this, I recommend cquery and eclipse.jdt.ls servers.

> would almost certainly leave them disabled in my own configuration Unlike in vscode, this implementation is not automatic. You only see the lenses when you explicitly toggle them with...

@david-christiansen Nice package. Would it be possible to have support for it and at the same time not actually require it?

@joaotavora Should I continue this develop this branch, or do you think code lens shouldn't be included in eglot? I personally find them distracting (when they're present all the time),...

> What servers currently support codelens? EclipseJDT and some other one? Like I said above, ccls and cquery :-)

> I'm going to try a flymake-based approach Ha, that's very interesting. I've never even considered that. Can flymake be modified to display some special diagnostics different than others?

> Use it to test the new approach (which is very broken still). It's pretty cool. Although it messes up my display, because it "splits" the line in two to...

@Sarcasm > Out of curiosity, would you mind sharing a screenshot of what it looks like? Here's screenshot of my version. @joaotavora's looks a bit different because of the display...

@skangas > @mkcms Did you get any further with this? Thanks! No, I didn't. This can probably be closed.

@joaotavora So is this the right approach? Do we want to always allow other keys? I believe that we should - accept all but use the minimum required. You mentioned...