Looking glass LSP config

[davidbgonz]

Hello. I was wondering if anyone got LSPs to properly work on magnified code blocks? I'm using bashls configured via lspconfig as a test. The filetype is correctly being determined and the LSP is being activated, but for the life of me I cannot figure out how to get the LSP to attach to the magnified code block buffer.

[ghost]

Anyone?

[refaelsh]

+1

[max397574]

most language servers have a single file mode which needs to be set
then it should work with lspconfig in most cases (perhaps try :LspStart <tab> to start the server)
otherwise you should do the whole lsp startup manually ig

I never rly made the effort to set this up though

[tamton-aquib]

Theres this plugin: https://github.com/jmbuhr/otter.nvim
But i dont know if it works for neorg. But the concept is same and could probably be ported easily i think.

[refaelsh]

perhaps try :LspStart to start the server

Tried it, it did not work.

you should do the whole lsp startup manually ig

This is the same as LspStart which did not work.
What does "ig" means?

[refaelsh]

I never rly made the effort to set this up though

The "looking glass" feature is the last missing puzzle that prevents me from completely adopting this plugin and its ecosystem.

[refaelsh]

most language servers have a single file mode which needs to be set

It's already set to true by default for all the supported LSPs in Neovim: https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig/blob/master/doc/server_configurations.md.

[refaelsh]

@max397574 Maybe I should open a feature request regarding this?