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@dominicm any further progress with it? I'm not sure if I could provide any insight but willing to try if you've got some instructions to recreate.
@jebberjeb I'll have a try later with a more minimal example.
I believe, but haven't confirmed, that it's just using JUDs in an uberjar'd environment
that's the default connection mechanism on unixes afaik. otherwise users need special instruction on starting the connector. This way I can spawn it & pass along the var.
https://github.com/bfredl/Neovim.jl this is a kinda good explanation
oh, they can use stdio? That might make more sense then. Maybe the julia readme is wrong 😛