Antoine Cotten

Does it work if you use the `http` scheme instead of `https` in the URL? If not, you might want to consider switching to the `tls` branch of docker-elk.

### Investigation I tried this myself and can reproduce the behaviour, but could not determine that it is an issue with docker-elk. The documentation for this tool at https://www.elastic.co/docs/reference/elasticsearch/command-line-tools/create-enrollment-token states:...

Thanks for your response! I agree that it doesn't ruin the experience since tokens have a long lifetime and the tokens ends up in the right place despite the broken...

As an additional information, I am observing the same behaviour using the output of `github:nix-community/nixd#nvim` (`nvim-lsp` command) in a development shell:

Ah right, I just stumbled upon https://github.com/nix-community/nixd/blob/2.3.0/nixd/docs/features.md. I did not understand that `nixd` was only providing inlay hints and semantic highlights. Sorry for the noise!

Note that https://www.reddit.com/r/NixOS/s/Tsp4msODn3 is claiming that these features are in fact implemented, just to provide context about where I'm coming from.

I found the culprit. When `update_in_insert` is `false` (the default in both Neovim and go.nvim), `diagTrigger` defaults to `Save`: https://github.com/ray-x/go.nvim/blob/fb612d13c34d3d1d2caa4d5785733abe70dc22f0/lua/go/gopls.lua#L312-L315 This differs from `gopls` defaults, which have this set to...

I agree that `update_in_insert` is annoying and not something I want to enable. The reason why I think `'Save'` isn't great as a default trigger is that I often want...

@tomlau10 no difference with Neovim as far as I can see. `self` is identified in Neovim as `@lsp.type.variable` + `@lsp.typemod.variable.definition`, which matches what you shared from VSCode (type: variable, modifiers:...

That's what I expected, thanks @tomlau10. Neovim applies higher priorities to types with modifiers, so you can actually be granular, but `variable.definition` is still quite broad despite having a modifier...