Jason Axelson

> Is there an option to disable highlighting of mix.exs, or maybe highlight only the first line of it? This happens when the language server returns an error without a...

@cjbottaro if that's the full stacktrace then it looks like ElixirLS isn't failing in ElixirLS's code. So my guess is that you have something either in your `mix.exs` or `config.exs`...

I've added emmet instructions to the README in https://github.com/elixir-lsp/vscode-elixir-ls/pull/141 > But when the language is set to html-eex, this behavior is disabled, so using a completion for e.g. `` will...

Unfortunately I'm not either which is why I've marked it as help wanted.

@type1fool hi :wave:! Hope you enjoyed the podcast :) You can test locally by following the installation instructions: https://github.com/elixir-lsp/vscode-elixir-ls#installation Those rules would definitely change the indentation support but I think...

`editor.tabSize` is a standard VSCode setting that is overridable, however the elixir formatter doesn't support changing the indentation amount/tabSize, so if you customize `editor.tabSize` than I highly recommend that you...

> @axelson if you insist editor.tabSize should be set then who does the formatting then? If the user wants to use a custom `editor.tabSize` then it is up to the...

That sounds like a reasonable solution to me. Although my preference would be a doc update in addition to the application update.

If we pregenerate the primary key (relatively easy for me since I use UUID's), could we somehow take advantage of upserts? Although maybe we'd need a new function `MyApp.Factory.upsert` since...

Just ran into this again today, was able to work around it slightly better with the new factory/1 definitions. It looks something like this: ``` def topic_factory(attrs) do # NOTE:...