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I have my configs where I want them, packages installed with straight.el, managed with use-package, I'm not confused on how to set up the emacs side of things.
by nickysielicki 7y ago
I have my configs where I want them, packages installed with straight.el, managed with use-package, I'm not confused on how to set up the emacs side of things. I just want a unified mechanism to install dependencies.
> Microsoft Language Server is nice but use it for things you can not find a package in elpa or melpa.
That's overly restrictive. I use company as my capf provider and hook company into lsp, it's a nice unified interface and it never gets in my way.
What I'm looking for is a mechanism to manage the dependencies of extensions. For example, the elpy readme clearly says, "pip install jedi rope flake8 autopep8 yapf black".
- jimmyvalmer 7y agoAsk yourself the number of ways packages might get installed on a given system (apt, chocolatey, homebrew, pip, pacman, nix, guix), and recalibrate how smart you want humble emacs to be.