I recently switched from coc to using nvim's lspconfig and cmp for completion. Does anyone have working docstrings and jump-to-definition with this? Neither work for me.

can you see the input/output of the lsp and nvim?

that should tell you if it’s sending the right info back and forth

how do I see that?

:LspInfo shows it to be attached Client: clojure_lsp (id: 1, pid: 62243, bufnr: [1, 20])

and vim.lsp.buf.references() seems to work

i don’t know anything about neovim’s lsp stuff, so i can’t help you there

but with coc, i can set verbose: true in clojure-lsp’s settings and that’ll get sent on initialization, which then logs to some place that clojure-lsp uses (which you can also change with ~/.lsp/config.edn i think)

I found some logging commands in the lspconfig readme, so I'll try that later

cool

good luck

also I should clarify: jump to definition works for local definitions, just not for libraries

oh, okay

yeah i can’t get that to work with coc either, so i don’t know lol

I think @rafaeldelboni use neovim with clojure-lsp, maybe he knows something

yeah I have the same problem, just the first go to definition works, when I'm inside a lib I need to use #conjure go to definition (nrepl)

Calva had just the exact same issue which was fixed on latest clojure-lsp

https://github.com/clojure-lsp/clojure-lsp/issues/717

@nbtheduke I had it working with coc, you have to add 'jar' and 'zipfile' to languageserver.clojure-lsp.additionalSchemes I think

@rafaeldelboni do docstrings work for you?

that's what bothers me the most. it works for locally defined functions, but not for clojure.core stuff

both things work with python and pyright, so it's definitely clojure-lsp or neovim's integration with it

I suspect clojure-lsp is not running on those buffers neovim open when finding a external dep

emacs (lsp-mode) does a tricky for this to work as well

probably missing this on neovim