elm-language-server has released a new version, 2.0, and it adds some new settings to the server.

This commit provides those settings, as well as removing setting no longer in use.

elm-language-server has released a new version, 2.0, and it adds some new settings to the server.

This commit provides those settings, as well as removing setting no longer in use.

As an idea, it may be helpful to add a hook so that users can more easily customize which files to ignore (with more sophisticated logic than just regexps). Personally, I'd like to ignore everything according to .gitignore (via git-check-ignore) except for Cargo.lock.

Not sure, is the performance issue related to clojure-lsp? enable lsp-log-io and check the log-io buffer and check how much time is taken between lsp-mode request and response

I had typo in the lsp-enable-indentation var name so I never really disabled lsp identation...whit the correct var name it is disabled and performance is as expected.

@yyoncho do you know how lsp-mode can slow down that? https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/2747#issuecomment-762479602

Did you confirm this happens even if lsp-mode is disabled?

I can tell I'm having the same issue but was thinking it's something with my emacs setup, but it seems other people are with this problem too.

Describe the bug when using clojure-lsp and paredit, paredit operations are very slow (few seconds)

To Reproduce emacs 27.1, latest lsp-mode and clojure-lsp, lsp-enable-identation nil, open clojure file, wait for lsp server to initialize and slurp-sexp for example

Which Language Server did you use clojure-lsp

OS osx

Error callstack here is the output of emacs profiler

- command-execute                                                 516  81%
 - call-interactively                                             516  81%
  - funcall-interactively                                         516  81%
   + helm-M-x                                                     417  65%
   - paredit-forward-slurp-sexp                                    99  15%
    - paredit-forward-slurp-into-list                              99  15%
     - indent-region                                               99  15%
      - apply                                                      99  15%
       - ad-Advice-indent-region                                   99  15%
        - #<compiled 0x4346481f>                                   99  15%
         - lsp-format-region                                       99  15%
          - let                                                    99  15%
           - lsp-request                                           96  15%

here is my initialization of lsp-mode

(use-package lsp-mode 
	;;:ensure t
	:quelpa ;(:stable t)
	:hook
	(clojure-mode  . lsp-deferred)
	:bind
	("C-c C-k" . #'cider-load-buffer)
	("C-c C-z" . #'cider-switch-to-repl-buffer)
	("C-c M-z" . #'cider-load-buffer-and-switch-to-repl-buffer)
	("C-c M-n" . 'cider-ns-map)
	;;("C-M-\\" . #'cider-format-buffer)
	;;("C-M-\\" . #'lsp-format-buffer)
	("C-c C-t t" . #'cider-test-run-test)
	("C-c C-t n" . #'cider-test-run-ns-tests)
	:commands
	(lsp lsp-deferred)
	:init
	(setq lsp-log-io nil
				lsp-server-trace nil
				;;lsp-enable-on-type-formatting nil
				;; see http://blog.binchen.org/posts/how-to-speed-up-lsp-mode.html
				gc-cons-threshold (* 100 1024 1024)
				read-process-output-max (* 1024 1024)
				treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil
				company-idle-delay 0.0
				company-minimum-prefix-length 1
				)
	:config
	(setq lsp-enable-folding nil
				lsp-enable-identation nil
				lsp-enable-snippet nil
				lsp-lens-auto-enable nil
				lsp-enable-completion-at-point t
				lsp-enable-imenu t
				lsp-enable-on-type-formatting nil
				;;lsp-enable-relative-indentation t
				lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-mode nil)
	;; required?
	(dolist (dir '("[/\\\\]resources$"
								 "[/\\\\]\\.lsp"
								 "[/\\\\]\\.clj-kondo"
								 "[/\\\\]\\.cpcache"))
		(push dir lsp-file-watch-ignored)))

is this posframe displayed on request? on timeout? both? either?

When you press signatureHelp triggerChar (e. g. ()/

is this posframe displayed on request? on timeout? both? either?

Is there any way to get automatic formatting for yanked regions but never their surroundings?

Now it seems there are two suboptimal options:

• turn off lsp-enable-indentation, paste (unformatted), fix up if needed, reformat the whole buffer or defun with a keyboard shortcut, or
• turn on lsp-enable-indentation, paste, observe in the case of the region having i.e. a missing trailing semicolon, that its surroundings are reformatted in ugly ways that will need undoing.

Is it possible to have lsp-enable-indentation that never reformats outside of the yanked region?

Thank you for contributing to lsp-mode!

Thank you!

Add lsp-iedit to the docs, describing `lsp-iedit-highlights'. Add it to the integrations section.

Add lsp-iedit to the changelog.

Add lsp-iedit to nbfalcon under CONTRIBUTORS.

• Implement lsp-eslint--confirm-local to handle eslint/confirmESLintExecution reqests
• Update the ESLint language server from 2.1.8 -> 2.1.14
• Create lsp-ask-question as a way to queue up minibuffer prompts

We should probably find a way to give users the ability to persist the value of lsp-eslint--stored-libraries. Using desktop.el and desktop-globals-to-save is one option, but some users may not want to use all the other features desktop.el provides. We should probably figure this one out before merging.

@Sorixelle can you fix the CI - https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-mode/pull/2534/checks?check_run_id=1721245305#step:6:125

Looks good now.

@Sorixelle can you fix the CI - https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-mode/pull/2534/checks?check_run_id=1721245305#step:6:125

Sounds good to me. We can move it to metadata once the dap-mode issue is fixed.

I can merge it as it is.