Sam McCall
Sam McCall
Wonder if this is a recent regression, seems like it would have come up! VSCode has the `search.exclude` setting to control this sort of thing. Everything under `.cache` should really...
In fact we probably prefer `files.exclude` which covers the browser too. It appears the global default is ``` "files.exclude": { "**/.git": true, "**/.svn": true, "**/.hg": true, "**/CVS": true, "**/.DS_Store": true,...
Looks like if we set a partial map in user settings, it gets merged with the global one. We could just do that on startup...
Fairly sure this needs to be fixed in coc itself. > It might make sense to always put the signature first, and then put documentation below it. Do you mean...
At a technical level, certainly possible: ``` :call popup_create(["one","two"], #{pos: 'botleft', line: 'cursor-1', col:'cursor'}) :call popup_create(["three","four"], #{pos: 'topleft', line: 'cursor+1', col:'cursor'}) ``` Would need some changes - I think another...
Almost the whole challenge here is somewhere defining a good mapping from diagnostic kinds to severity levels in a way that is reasonable to maintain. (There are hundreds of warnings...
> As listed on https://clang.llvm.org/extra/clang-tidy/ all clang tidy checks are categorised quite well out-of-the-box. They are (mostly) categorized by the domain of code they apply to, not by the "forcefulness"...
Can you give the value of $PATH and the actual location of clangd? vscode-clangd uses the npm `which` package to search the path. If you have node installed, can you...
Hmm, it's not *terrible*: this is stable versions only, and we don't release too often. OTOH we should avoid growing without bound somehow. Any solution is going to cost some...
No, thanks for filing - we did consider closing it without a fix but decided it's worthwhile if not too complex. I don't want to offer multiple options, that's too...