Got it, in lsp-clients.el, find “language_server.sh”, replace it with “language_server.bat”, it is working fine now, thx for your help!
DavidCheuk
axelson
Scenic Core Team
I’m glad you got it figured out! I’ve submitted a PR upstream: Elixir-ls executable depends on system version by axelson · Pull Request #703 · emacs-lsp/lsp-mode · GitHub
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NobbZ
Instead of changing your packages sourcode which might shoot yourself in the foot on updates of the package, you might want to customize lsp-clients-elixir-server-executables value.
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DavidCheuk
Thx NobbZ, that exactly the variable I changed in lsp-clients.el though I don’t know what it is used for at the moment. Thanks for your tips!
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NobbZ
It is a defcustom, that means that you can change its value through M-x customize.
And it is actually the name of the script that gets used to start the server. @axelson did a pull request that actually changes the default based on the operating system.
Anyone who needs to start another script, should override the default through the customize menu (but as far as I remember, setq in the config should work as well.
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DavidCheuk
HI guys, I got this message when I start the server:
error in process filter: Symbol’s value as variable is void: spacemacs-jump-handlers-elixir-mode
what does it mean?
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deadtrickster
I tried lsp-elixir the other day. It tries to compile everything and run the node. Which of course doesn’t make sense in the dev mode. Plus start time is hilarious. I think approach needs to be changed to parsing, etc. Somehow even c++ clangd can work without recompilation (or it’s well hidden).
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walter
Quick follow up for posterity. use-package looks to be included in spacemacs. So that’s not relevant to your case @DavidCheuk.
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axelson
Scenic Core Team
If you write your own Elixir Language Server that uses parsing instead of compilation you could use it from Emacs just fine, you just need to add your server to the exec-path. Also let’s try to keep this thread focused on Emacs integration with Language Servers.
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