We wouldn't happen to have a BUILD LSP sitting aro...
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wide-midnight-78598
02/24/2024, 8:14 PMWe wouldn't happen to have a BUILD LSP sitting around, would we? I'm experimenting with some neovim to see how much cooler it makes me, and an LSP would make my life mildly easier
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bitter-ability-32190
02/24/2024, 8:37 PMThat's what I worked on two years ago and lost to a rogue
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02/24/2024, 8:38 PMTL;DR was "it's not hard to bootstrap one with pyright"
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wide-midnight-78598
02/24/2024, 8:38 PMBut not explicitly in vscode, right?
wide-midnight-78598
02/24/2024, 8:43 PMIn short, I've been doing some stuff in the vscode plugin calling out to peek and a few other commands, and just a bunch of typescript shenanigans that are sorely misplaced.
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bitter-ability-32190
02/24/2024, 8:53 PMI don't understand the question
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wide-midnight-78598
02/25/2024, 1:30 AMYeahhh, I was writing that as I was leaving the house - I have no idea what I was trying to ask
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curved-television-6568
02/25/2024, 8:24 AM@glamorous-tiger-7918 neovim!
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wide-midnight-78598
02/25/2024, 5:16 PMAll the cool kids are doing it, I just want to be popular
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glamorous-tiger-7918
02/26/2024, 2:34 PMan LSP just for BUILD files feels like overkill ð, we try to keep ours pretty slim.
pyright using nvim-lspconfig isn't too bad. Only issue I had was with getting it to jive with our third party dependencies. I tried exporting a virtual environment using pants and pointing pyright at that but something was still off.
At the moment I'm just dirtying my dev environment by pip installing where I run nvim. It's not "best practices" but it works for now...
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