William Boman

Hello! I've actually taken a look at this before but got stuck with getting perl to install modules to a local directory. Will revisit

PSA: The `perlnavigator` server was recently added.

Hello! This used to be a thing actually for this reason, although the implementation was a bit clunky. It was removed a while ago because the implementation had a net...

Hey! I rarely use Windows and when I do I've never ran into this. I'd imagine it's because some running process is using a directory that we want to replace...

@Vedant-Matanhelia Make sure you meet the minimum requirements listed in the README. You're most likely missing a tool that unpacks archives (winzip, 7zip, etc.)

Hello! Cool, wasn't aware of that implementation. Does this server exist in lspconfig (I couldn't find it)? It's a prerequisite for adding it in this plugin, so a good first...

:+1:. lspconfig will actually pull that information automatically from the [`package.json`](https://github.com/Tencent/LuaHelper/blob/master/luahelper-vscode/package.json#L308-L750) and make it available in their [server configuration docs](https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig/blob/master/doc/server_configurations.md), if you provide it under the `docs.package_json` of the server...

On 📱 so short answer: it's not sorting my imports the way I want it to. I could give you a more thorough explanation with examples later if you want

So, ``` ``` is sort of how I want to sort my imports. Preferably with whitespace. Now, with `sortImports: true` all these are intertwined.

> Do you have the groupImports option turned on, @williamboman? And importDevDependencies as well? ```js { sortImports: true, groupImports: true } ``` is my configuration when trying this feature. ---...