I’m a numpty and quite happy about it. VSCode doesn’t irritate me too often (unlike MS Word). I’m a casual coder so the investment in learning arcane (but productive) keybindings isn’t worth it for me. I find Atom quite sluggish, but I have it configured without ElixirLS for developing Rust NIFs on Windows - ElixirLS maintains file locks on the Rust build artifacts which prevents re-compilation.
mindok
TwistingTwists
I am pretty new to vim.
I just made myself a little comfortable editing text and navigating. I used your config files and they are great right out of the box!
I am yet to learn about packer.nvim or package installation to install one myself.
when I run :PackerSync it says /home/fuelen/projects/elixir-ls/language_server.sh failed. The language server is either not installed, missing from PATH, or not executable.
Can you help with this?
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hauleth
You need to change the path to the ElixirLS somewhere in the configuration to point it to your installation.
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TwistingTwists
I don’t know “if or where” elixir-ls is installed. I used vscode previously and it was a breeze using extensions in vscode.
I hope to find language_server.sh file somewhere or somehow.
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hauleth
You need to install it on your own, as Vim do not manage that for you (in contrast to the VSC).
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TwistingTwists
fuelen
TwistingTwists
I did that and ran
:PackerSync
but got
LSP[elixirls] ElixirLS has crashed. See Output panel.
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fuelen
It may be a case, that the project which is open uses lower Elixir version than the version which was used for elixir-ls compilation.
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TwistingTwists
➜ lms01 git:(main) ✗ cat .tool-versions
elixir 1.13.0-rc.1-otp-24
It is the latest.
I rebuilt the elixir-ls package. and this is a warning shown
warning: Building with Erlang/OTP 24. Make sure to build with OTP 22 if publishing the compiled packages because modules built with higher versions are not backwards-compatible.
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