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An implementation of the Language Server Protocol for R

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I'm not sure if this is the right place. I was wondering if it would be possible to resolve the `formatOnType` for quarto from here or `vscode-R`, rather than from...

As descripted in title, using jupyterlab-lsp with R kenel, while change object names(typing name) in cell, there will be high CPU cost using by R. I wonder if this is...

Currently, we only support working with a single workspace in a Language Server session. The support of [multi-root workspace](https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specifications/lsp/3.17/specification/#workspace_workspaceFolders) (i.e. multiple workspace folders) is implemented on client side. For example,...

Unless I'm mistaken, at the moment, `langagueserver` does not support (relative) path completion inside charcter strings. There may exists other completion provider that have this options for some some editors...

Is it possible to install `launageserver` on older R versions than 3.4.0, e.g., 3.1.x?

on my windows laptop I use gvim 9.0. I set up coc-r-lsp with languageserver. The autocomplete works on some R file, but not work on all R files. On thing...

Running `Format Notebook` on R in a Jupyter Notebook adds a newline at the end of every cell. This was previously an issue with Python notebooks in VS Code as...

you say in the documentation: Server capabilities are defined in [capabilities.R](https://github.com/REditorSupport/languageserver/blob/master/R/capabilities.R). Users could override the capabilities by specifying the LSP configuration setting server_capabilities or options(languageserver.server_capabilities) in .Rprofile. For example, to...

Currently this language server have two modes (AFAIK): 1. If the workspace is an R package, i.e. have a "NAMESPACE" file), then the whole code of the package will be...

Following the discussion created by @kobytg17 in #599 (brief: we have enormous amount of code in R at our company), I've been reviewing the parsing process and why it's so...