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It's on the homepage - they aim to support the full VS Code extensions API and that is how they power language features like completion. I've been keeping an e
by mcjiggerlog 5y ago
It's on the homepage - they aim to support the full VS Code extensions API and that is how they power language features like completion.
I've been keeping an eye on onivim for a long time and think it has a lot of potential. Last time I tried it it still had too many rough edges to try and use as a daily driver, though.