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Yes. If one nodejs language server requires sudo, they all will. I am working on switching to the method that the lspconfig extension used before deprecating lspinstall, which will install packages to a local directory (most likely ~/.local/share/nvim/lspinstall/node_modules or something similar). In the meantime, you could copy the command that LspInstall is attempting to run, and replace bash at the end with sudo bash. If you were to do this, the command for Docker would turn into
Running
:LspInstall docker
fails in my machine because is requiring sudo permissions.OS: Ubuntu 20.10
I would assume that all nodejs related language servers will fail as well.
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