feat: add LspReconfigure command #2763
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Add a command-line command `LspReconfigure` that allows overriding LSP server settings for servers attached to the current buffer. Does some command-line parsing so that deeply nested settings can be modified and mapping or list settings can be specified as a string.
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This is too much code and too complicated. This repo is a collection of configs. It is not another platform that accumulates endless features. Actual LSP features should be added in Nvim core or as third-party plugins. |
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Understand and appreciate rejecting feature creep. I'll look for a better home for this functionality. |
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Add command
LspReconfigurethat allows overriding settings for LSP servers attached to the current buffer.Does some command-line parsing so that:
:LspReconfigure Lua.hint.paramName=Disable➡️Lua.hint.paramName="Disable"true/false/null) do not:rust-analyzer.assist.emitMustUse=true➡️["rust-analyzer"].assist.emitMustUse=trueLua.diagnostics.disable=cast-local-type,cast-type-mismatch➡️Lua.diagnostics.disable=["cast-local-type","cast-type-mismatch"]Lua.diagnostics.disable=cast-local-type,➡️Lua.diagnostics.disable=["cast-local-type"]In all of these cases, an "autotable" is generated so that arbitrarily-nested settings keys can be used, and the value can be any legal JSON expression so complex lists and mappings can be used if necessary.