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I could use some guidance on debugging why goto def in Neovim is not working for Java classes. I'll post in thread my minimal case, and what I've checked so far.
The code:
(ns mytest.mytest
( :import (java.io File)))
(File. "src/mytest/mytest.cl")
(str "foo" "bar"){}File. and str
What happens instead:
goto def works for str but not for File.
What I've looked at:
1. I 'm running the latest version of the Clojure lsp : 2023.08.06-00.28.06
2. Should it find this based on my setup? I think so. File is a standard Java library. Java is on the shell path. So based on the https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/#java-support I think the lsp should be able to find the source.
3. I ran :LspLog and didn't see anything
4. But, I also ran :LspInfo and verified it's attached, and like I said above gotodef works for strI also tried explicitly setting JAVA_HOME on the off chance that was the issue. But it did not change anything
And I verified the Java installation comes with src.zip
-rw-r--r--@ 1 matthewleveck admin 53105940 Jun 14 01:03 /opt/homebrew/Cellar/openjdk/20.0.2/libexec/openjdk.jdk/Contents/Home/lib/src.zipOk... I have solved my issue. Will put the steps here in case this is useful to anyone in the future. 1. I noticed clojure-lsp docs say that upon finding src.zip under the directory specified by JAVA_HOME, it'll copy the sources into ~/.config/clojure-lsp. But that directory did not exist on my system. 2. I made the directory ~/.config/clojure-lsp. Deleted .lsp, .clj-kondo and .cp-cache under my project directory (this might not be necessary). Now goto def works for the java class File.
Isnt't the source copied to ~/.cache/clojure-lsp? Also, you don't need to create that manually :thinking_face:
I'm not sure what you mean by "You don't need to create that manually". Do you mean /.cache/clojure-lsp, /.config/clojure-lsp?
Anyways, to answer your question if I check, it looks like there are are source files under ~/.cache/clojure-lsp/jdk/ . They're all very recent (after the steps above) so I have no way to know if some version of the files existed before I did the steps I described.
But, before creating ~/.config/clojure-lsp goto def was broken. After I created it, goto-def worked.
Interestingly, there is actually nothing under ~/.config/clojure-lsp
src/clj-lsp-test % ls -ltra ~/.config/clojure-lsp
total 0
drwxr-xr-x@ 2 matthewleveck staff 64 Oct 8 17:14 .
drwxr-xr-x@ 15 matthewleveck staff 480 Oct 8 17:14 ..If I:
rm -rf ~/.config/clojure-lsp
rm -rf ~/.cache/clojure-lsp/jdk
rm -rf .lsp
rm -rf .clj-condo
rm -rf .cp-cacheBtw, if you're confused about why I was messing around with /.config and not /.cache it's because the https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/#java-support say:
Most JRE installations contains the java source code in a src.zip, clojure-lsp tries to find it via :java :home-path setting if provided, JAVA_HOME env var or java command on PATH, if found clojure-lsp extracts to its global cache config (XDG_CONFIG or ~/.config/clojure-lsp) to be used in other projects.ah, my bad, the docs are wrong, that should be ~/.cache/clojure-lsp or XDG_CACHE
this is done https://github.com/clojure-lsp/clojure-lsp/blob/f84f62ab8289ce289556e891b43bbfef18284b97/lib/src/clojure_lsp/feature/java_interop.clj#L256
