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Just a quick comment to say I've realised this plugin (great as it is) doesn't, in Go at least, display the complete type information.
So for example...
So unless I actually K over the method I won't know what w actually is.
In other examples, I also noticed the output type isn't presented...
So for this ^^ the output from the method is a boolean (hence it's used inside of an if condition) but it's not shown at all, only the input for the method is hinted.
Not sure if there's a configuration issue on my side that's causing this?
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Just a quick comment to say I've realised this plugin (great as it is) doesn't, in Go at least, display the complete type information.
So for example...
So unless I actually
K
over the method I won't know whatw
actually is.In other examples, I also noticed the output type isn't presented...
So for this ^^ the output from the method is a boolean (hence it's used inside of an
if
condition) but it's not shown at all, only the input for the method is hinted.Not sure if there's a configuration issue on my side that's causing this?
https://github.com/Integralist/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/lsp.lua#L110-L115
Thanks for any help/guidance you can give me.
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