Closed jcubic closed 8 months ago
Can you try reinstalling lsp-mode and lsp-grammarly? It doesn't look right. 🤔 Markdown is supported by default.
When trying to login, I got this error:
Login is not supported yet. I'm trying to migrate from the old language server (login works with the old one) to a new language server with official API support. However, I don't have the knowledge to implement this feature since they are using some VSCode-specific API. 🥲
Previously I was using code from git (I had wrong repo and was not able to install from melpa) but after installing from melpa I still have the same error.
Ok, reinstalled lsp-mode
and it seems to work. Kind of because it doesn't correct the grammar.
Is there a way to use the old server so I can login and use Grammarly?
when executed: lsp-grammarly-check-grammar
I got this error:
LSP :: Error from the Language Server: Request $/resume failed with message: object is not iterable (cannot read property Symbol(Symbol.iterator)) (Internal Error)
Note that I use lsp-mode
for the first time.
Is there a way to use the old server so I can login and use Grammarly?
I don't recommended since it's pretty much unmaintained and the result can be inaccurate. But here are the links:
when executed:
lsp-grammarly-check-grammar
I got this error:
This still doesn't look right. Can you try M-x toggle-debug-on-error
and paste the backtrace here? 🤔 BTW, normally you don't need to do this since it will be checked by default.
And you don't need to log in to use lsp-grammarly? I only use Grammarly as a Chrome extension and I think that I'm always logged in even though I don't have a pro account.
Yes, you don't need to login to use Grammarly. You are only required to login if you want the premium version.
I ran it again in a new session and I think it's working, more or less.
I want to use Grammarly in Markdown files, but got a prompt to install a client and then:
After restarting emacs, got this error:
I run this code:
Removing
flyspell
makes no difference.When trying to login I got this error: