bryjnar

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   by bryjnar 2y ago

   LSP does do this, but inconsistently. Document versions aren't always sent (e.g. nothing relating to diagnostics uses them). It's also not enough to send the versions: you need to actually say what to do with them!
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   by bryjnar 2y ago

   Admittedly my proposal to build everything off more powerful state synchronization primitives does raise the bar for getting _something_ working. Ideally you make it so you can progressively support more features, still. But sometimes you d
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   by bryjnar 2y ago

   It depends - the client modules for Emacs' `lsp-mode` generally need a fair bit of configuration. Not just how to launch the server, but also often defining a native-compatible way of setting the options. e.g. for Emacs they often get
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   by bryjnar 2y ago

   LSP syntax highlighting supports sending deltas, so it's not true that the whole source gets sent repeatedly.
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   LSP: The good, the bad, and the ugly(michaelpj.com)

   280 points by bryjnar 2y ago|90 comments