Add support for Neovim LSP #33
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@pr0t0typ3-ZeR0 thanks for submitting this! Can you also fix the gutter color shown below? |
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Thanks for your response! |
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@pr0t0typ3-ZeR0 what terminal are you using? |
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@drewtempelmeyer alacritty, but I've tested with termite and kitty as well |
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Basically the same as drewtempelmeyer#33, but compatible with recent neovim versions (starting at 0.6.0) where the highlight groups were renamed from `LspDiagnosticsDefaultX` to `DiagnosticX`[1]. Co-authored-by: pr0t0typ3-ZeR0 <[email protected]> [1] neovim/neovim@a5bbb93
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Neovim v0.5 will have a built in LSP client. This pull request adds support for the diagnostic messages from LSP servers.
This is just a copy of the following pull request for onedark: joshdick/onedark.vim#245