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Yes, this should work. The Navigator is not very workspace centric, but rather path centric. I suspect you just need `lib` on the path. Something like `"perlnavigator.includePaths": [ "$workspaceFolder/mySubFolder/lib" ]...

Correct, the Navigator really isn't workspace oriented, it's oriented around single files. As long as each file does a `use` on any dependency it needs, perl resolves all the files...

Just curating tickets here and tagging this as "good first issue". Updating `getAdjustedPerlCode` in diagnostics.ts would be a nice feature. Essentially, it should detect packages and automatically add the base...

Hi @Deracination, perhaps you can try adding the full path of the perl modules to your includePaths? Something like: ``` json "perlnavigator.includePaths": [ "/home/Deracination/local_lib/lib/perl5/x86_64-linux/", ``` In any case, you can...

Sure, this is a good idea. The 25 seconds is fairly arbitrary. I didn't want Critic processes hanging around forever, especially if they've hung or are otherwise not needed. Some...

Ah, that's unfortunate. The LSP is still a work in progress, and I'd love some help if anyone is interested. Additional parsing modes for modules could make sense, or at...

@rawleyfowler, that's great. I'd love a pull request if you're interested. I'm also more than happy to answer any questions about the project or review any code. Thanks!

Hi @oyarsa, thanks for filing the issue. This is a limitation because the Raku Navigator is not taking file locations into account while compiling, so any relative pathing (e.g. `$?FILE`)...

Another option available is using the setting `raku.includePaths`. This is an array that lets you add things to the search path and you could add `"raku.includePaths": ["/path/to/folder/lib"]` I should probably...

Hi @Simerax and @enderger . Yes, that's the recommended method for getting it running. The https://github.com/bscan/PerlNavigator docs have more information about this type of configuration, as the Perl and Raku...