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2021-06-24
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lsp-mode
changed it's default place position for lens to end-of-line
, this should be a better less intrusive default 🙂
Example with clojure-lsp (#lsp)

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Excellent, much appreciated. It was a little weird before when all my code suddenly jumped a line a few seconds after loading a new file. This will be very discreet in comparison 🙂
Does anybody know how to turn these off? I checked the lsp and clojure-lsp docs but it's not obvious to me what to look for
you can disable all sideline, or disable only the code actions sideline like prefer
you can find it here: https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/tutorials/how-to-turn-off/