Rahul Sridhar
Rahul Sridhar
Sounds like a duplicate of #83
There should only be one codeium process per nvim process. The fact that you have so many suggests that maybe many processes are not being killed when nvim exits. I...
Curious if #102 fixes this issue for you. We now explicitly call `jobstop` upon `VimLeave` which should kill the language server process.
Hmm, I'm not sure why we're launching so many processes then. can you add the following line to `function! s:ActuallyStart() abort` inside `codeium.vim/autoload/codeium/server.vim`? ``` call codeium#log#Error('Starting language server.') ``` And...
@chrisgrieser there will always be exactly 2 processes actually; one is the child process of the other.
#97 now lets Codeium use context from other open buffers to suggest better completions for the current buffer. In the future we will explore getting context from all files in...
Does anyone feel confident enough to make a PR that adds native support for this
I think items 1. 2. and 3. would be appreciated! I think stuff like adding the number of completions accepted we might want our own design team to first make...
You need to disable Intellicode.
Just to clarify—are you both using the Codeium VSCode extension or the Visual Studio extension? You can try disabling search to see if that helps: