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@WhoIsSethDaniel The design for the Perl Navigator is essentially "vscode handles the typescript environment, and the Perl dependencies are bundled in", which means the average vscode user can simply install...

@rage311 , thanks! I'm interested in your feedback. It also now works with older versions of Neovim < 0.7 with a slightly degraded feature set. I'm curious on your experiences...

Thanks for the report. Unfortunately, this is currently a limitation of the Navigator. The navigator primarily works by parsing the symbol table, which gives the file and line of all...

Looks great, thanks @EvanCarroll! I was looking into something similar for Docker. I recently got the following gist from @tyrrminal https://gist.github.com/tyrrminal/ca546fd61bf8414dbeb3b49fbc0ed881 . He used a shell script as the `perlNavigator.perlPath`...

Thanks! Personally, I don't use containers much, but I've seen the request before for developing in them. For example, in the other Perl Language Servers, there have been a few...

Hi @WhoIsSethDaniel , sorry for the delay on this one. I'm very interested in installation instructions for Neovim if you're interested in submitting a pull request. Looks like both of...

Looks great so far and is working on my machine. Let me know how I can help. I know it's still a draft, but I figured I'd chime in anyway...

Quick fixes are a type of Code Action but the Navigator does not have any Code Actions setup. I really like the idea though for both perlimports and perlcritic. For...

Yes, people building from source can run it now. Emacs/vim users often build the server from source. For vscode, the entire extension is packaged in the `perlnavigator-0.3.1.vsix` file (I have...

Hi @oalders, I just updated the docs and pushed the latest version of the Navigator to the VSCode marketplace. Thanks again for the contribution!