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2020-03-13
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hmm, ok. I'm trying to use both, but for some reason lsp-mode
completion is doing something funny and prepends a c
on anything it autocompletes
I thought it was some crazy thing with cider + lsp, but apparently it does that when cider is not active
I traced it back to this triggerCharacters
list. it's a character list that triggers an autocomplete but shouldn't be used in the result, like .
in javascript. I think I fixed it: https://github.com/snoe/clojure-lsp/pull/117 🎉
I forwarded it to #lsp https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/CPABC1H61/p1584136141005900
@caio have you tried switching to ivy/helm at the completion? i.e.: you start typing something - it pops up company popup. Press C-/
. If you check company-active-map
it should be bound to counsel-company
(if you’re using Ivy) and helm-company
(if you’re using Helm). Then you can search for candidates, select one, press “RET”. Is that working okay for you? Asking, because I sometimes have issues with it.