let LS detect workspace root after first file opened #562
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Only set workspace root once the first file of that file type is opened; otherwise the workspace root often is $HOME (say when using Gvim, or opening a file in a Git repo) and the LS scans too many files Partially resolves [0] as ideally this workspace root would automatically change with the CWD, in particular after loading a session (:h mksession) Links: [0]: yegappan#512
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If initializing the LS for a language as soon as a buffer of that language is opened sounds sensible, then the cleaner solution would be officializing that list of LSs (g:LspServers) and let the plug-in take care of adding the LSP and all commands buffer-locally. If this also sounds sensible, I could craft such a PR. |
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Only set workspace root once the first file of that file type is opened; otherwise the workspace root often is
$HOMEor more generally different from the repo of the file (say when using Gvim, or generally opening a file in a Git repo different from the current work dir) and the LS scans too many filesPartially resolves 0 as ideally this workspace root would automatically change with the CWD, in particular after loading a session (
:h mksession)