docs(contributing): add ViM instructions to setup gnols #1282
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Relates to gnolang#1274 What works with this setup: - code completion after `.` but only for stdlibs packages - code hover tooltip with `:LspHover` command (again limited to stdlibs) - format on save (only gofmt for now) - code Lens with `:LspCodeLens` command (only when the buffer is `_test.gno` file) which display a list of possible `gno test` executions with different scopes (package, files or function). Note that test executions are using the LSP `workspace/executeCommand` and actually `vim-lsp` doesn't handle well the output of that. That means, tests are running, but you don't get the ouput. I'm still unsure about how to setup that properly (see prabirshrestha/vim-lsp#1461). The good thing is the limitations can be removed by contributing to [gnols](https://github.com/gno-playground/gnols), for instance : - Expand code completion to all imported types - Expand code hover to all imported types - Add the *go-to-definition* feature - Add the *rename* feature - ... --------- Co-authored-by: Morgan <git@howl.moe>
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Relates to gnolang#1274 What works with this setup: - code completion after `.` but only for stdlibs packages - code hover tooltip with `:LspHover` command (again limited to stdlibs) - format on save (only gofmt for now) - code Lens with `:LspCodeLens` command (only when the buffer is `_test.gno` file) which display a list of possible `gno test` executions with different scopes (package, files or function). Note that test executions are using the LSP `workspace/executeCommand` and actually `vim-lsp` doesn't handle well the output of that. That means, tests are running, but you don't get the ouput. I'm still unsure about how to setup that properly (see prabirshrestha/vim-lsp#1461). The good thing is the limitations can be removed by contributing to [gnols](https://github.com/gno-playground/gnols), for instance : - Expand code completion to all imported types - Expand code hover to all imported types - Add the *go-to-definition* feature - Add the *rename* feature - ... --------- Co-authored-by: Morgan <git@howl.moe>
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Relates to #1274
What works with this setup:
.but only for stdlibs packages:LspHovercommand (again limited to stdlibs):LspCodeLenscommand (only when the buffer is_test.gnofile) which display a list of possiblegno testexecutions with different scopes (package, files or function).Note that test executions are using the LSP
workspace/executeCommandand actuallyvim-lspdoesn't handle well the output of that. That means, tests are running, but you don't get the ouput. I'm still unsure about how to setup that properly (see Feature Request: supports Workspace commands (workspace/executeCommand) prabirshrestha/vim-lsp#1461).The good thing is the limitations can be removed by contributing to gnols, for instance :