So, synthesizing your reply here with your reply to @mjlbach, it seems to me like you are attributing to the whole LSP ecosystem (by saying things like "LSP is

So, synthesizing your reply here with your reply to @mjlbach, it seems to me like you are attributing to the whole LSP ecosystem (by saying things like "LSP is a buggy mess") (1) problems with treesitter, and (2) problems with clangd, one LSP server implementation. I feel like if your comments' utility to the conversation would be greatly improved by prefacing them with something like "in my experience with clangd, treesitter and neovim". I say this because my experience with LSPs is the polar opposite of yours[0]. While I believe there's value to sharing our personal experiences, I think we have to be careful not to present our personal experience (especially with (neo)vim setups, which tend to vary wildly from one to the next) as representative of the whole ecosystem. [0] I also have nothing but praise for most of the LSPs I've used (clangd, typescript-language-server, rust-analyzer, clangd, pyright, css-language-server, sumneko/lua-language-server, of the top of my head).