Johannes Altmanninger

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can you tell me how to run neovim so it works with multiple workspace folders? I tried adding this to my on_attach handler but it makes no difference ```lua vim.lsp.buf.add_workspace_folder('/home/johannes/git/kak-lsp/t/gomod/src/a')...

Sending them in `initialize` doesn't seem to work either. This is what I tried (I don't know how to integrate your snippet) ```viml lua

> Can you run `:lua print(vim.inspect(vim.lsp.buf.list_workspace_folders()))` and check if the output is appropriate for your setup? yes this prints both [..]/src/a [..]/src/b > local augroup = vim.api.create_augroup("lsp", {}) this gives...

ok that makes the error go away but `textDocument/references` still only shows calls from the current workspace. Probably best to provide a docker container or something, or maybe there's another...

yeah it should interpret `project/*.{scala,sbt}` as two globs `project/*.scala` and `project/*.sbt`. Shouldn't be too hard to implement. I don't have a solid opinion yet on whether this should be part...

works for me. Any errors in the debug buffer or debug log (with `-vvvv`)?

I get the same error when editing a new file but diagnostics still work (the error is harmless, we should add logic to silence it). So there is no mention...

maybe you didn't install an optional dependency https://github.com/python-lsp/python-lsp-server#installation shows how to install all of them or maybe you created a pyproject.toml or something to suppress all diagnostics? You can rule...

can you maybe share a dockerfile or similar steps how to reproduce the problem?

On Sun, Feb 25, 2024 at 04:27:08AM -0800, Ivan Shapovalov wrote: > It would be nice if it was possible to limit `git-autofixup` to changes in specific files, e. g.:...