question: support for projects without a go.mod?

[mpl]

As per the README: "where mod1 and mod2 are module directories with a go.mod file."
Does this mean that L won't ever support projects without a go.mod and/or with GO111MODULE=off ?
If yes, is that due to a limitation of gopls?

P.S: I've just had a quick try and already found what I think are two obvious problems, but not sure I should open issues as you probably are already aware of them:

1. apparently the argument to -workspaces needs to be an absolute path. I've tried with a (valid) relative path, and things didn't seem to work.
2. 'L def' seems to result in an address like /some/path:line:column , which does not seem to open. If I remove the :column , it works. Or maybe I'm missing some plumb rules that are not by default in p9p acme?

Let me know if you want me to open issues for the above.

[fhs]

As per the README: "where mod1 and mod2 are module directories with a go.mod file."
Does this mean that L won't ever support projects without a go.mod and/or with GO111MODULE=off ?
If yes, is that due to a limitation of gopls?

Yes, it's a limitation of gopls. You can always use go-langserver for non-module projects, but I don't know how much longer it'll be maintained. Everyone is moving to modules because module mode will be turned on by default in Go 1.13, and GOPATH mode will be deprecated.

P.S: I've just had a quick try and already found what I think are two obvious problems, but not sure I should open issues as you probably are already aware of them:

1. apparently the argument to -workspaces needs to be an absolute path. I've tried with a (valid) relative path, and things didn't seem to work.
2. 'L def' seems to result in an address like /some/path:line:column , which does not seem to open. If I remove the :column , it works. Or maybe I'm missing some plumb rules that are not by default in p9p acme?

Let me know if you want me to open issues for the above.

Don't worry -- I'll have these fixed by end of the day.

[mpl]

Understood, thanks.

[fhs]

I fixed those two issues.

The plumbing issue may have been caused by how reloading plumber rules is broken: 9fans/plan9port#256. In any case, we don't depend on those rules anymore.

[mpl]

nice