Just wanted to note that there are no special steps to getting PerlNavigator working with Emacs' lsp-mode. It's only necessary to have PerlNavigator installed, and lsp-mode will try to find the executable in PATH. Alternatively, lsp-perlnavigator-executable can be set if the desired perlnavigator is not in the path, such as:
Thanks for filing the issue. I updated the Readme to include this information as well. I didn't realize Perl Navigator had the highest priority, but that's good to know as well.
Just wanted to note that there are no special steps to getting PerlNavigator working with Emacs' lsp-mode. It's only necessary to have PerlNavigator installed, and lsp-mode will try to find the executable in PATH. Alternatively,
lsp-perlnavigator-executable
can be set if the desired perlnavigator is not in the path, such as:PLS and Perl::LanguageServer have lower priorities and will only be selected if PerlNavigator is not found.
Thank you for your work on this project!