Ivan Yonchovski
Ivan Yonchovski
What happens when you do `M-x lsp`? What do you have in M-x lsp-describe-session? Is there client/server communication?
As far as I can see the server is not sending resonse ot initialize request but I have to debug it more.
I will take a look.
So the following is supposed to work: Org-mode file: ``` org #+BEGIN_SRC java :tangle java-project/src/test/java/temp/AppTest.java package temp; import org.junit.Test; public class AppTest { @Test public void testA() { System.out.println("Entering testA...");...
`C-c C-c` is org-mode function and it has nothing to do with lsp-mode. > don't see anything new (e.g., autocompletion) on the C-c ' narrowed buffer or the standard code...
> (setq-local buffer-file-name (->> babel-info caddr (alist-get :tangle))) Maybe this is making the file local and at the same time, you have remote registration.
Check if `file-remote-p` returns `t`
There are 2 functions you should check: lsp--server-binary-present? and lsp--supports-buffer? You may use (gethash 'CLIENT-ID lsp-clients) to get the client.
Not sure if you are hitting that same issue. In emacs, when you create a new buffer(file) it doesn't actually exist on the disk. Then we send didOpen and jdtls...
FTR the clojure-lsp returns error if you try to call linkedEditingRange for something used outside of the current document which IMHO makes sense for this API(at least I dont see...