conjure 2021-03-19 | Slack Archive

bendy06:03:38

Hey Team - I saw that Neovim is now getting a native LSP. To me, conjure & CIDER & the like are pure magic, I'm not super familiar with how they work and integrate with the editor. I was just curious what this means/could mean for conjure?

bendy06:03:03

I'm more just curious/interested than anything else!

emilaasa10:03:51

Currently I use coc as a LSP client. It provides feature outside of conjure / cider like this:

emilaasa10:03:58

Also provides good autocomplete across a project.

dharrigan15:03:47

Yes, I use CoC too, I think it (presently) is a more complete LSP

dharrigan15:03:05

I have yet to evaluate the neovim 5 LSP integration, simply due to waiting until NeoVim 5 is out.

orestis14:03:29

I'm using it with clojure-lsp. It's very nice for documentation/navigation/completion. Still bugs to be ironed out across the board. I haven't really used actions yet.

orestis14:03:51

You can combine both but you have to have different keybindings setup.

orestis14:03:19

Conjure is nice to have so that you can actually query live values (vs whatever is in the files).

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