This PR tries to reduce some noise features that confuses a lot of lsp-mode/ui users.
Disable lsp-ui-sideline-show-code-actions. We implemented almost a year ago the diagnostics on the modeline as a bulb icon, this is what most editors have as a way to show there are code actions available + the count instead of showing on user's code a lot of lines.
We can see how confuse it becomes for servers with more than 4-5 code actions:
Disable lsp-ui-doc-enable, this one is one of the worst to be enable by default IMO, if this one is enabled we show the docs when the cursor is in a symbol, this is different from all other editors which only show the docs if user hover the mouse OR use a keybinding specific. It's a cool feature, but to be used manually by user IMO.
We often receive complains about lsp-mode being too noisy, I know that turning and editor into a IDE with lsp is something that adds some noises indeed and most of then makes sense IMO, but I think those 2 are something that makes harder for users indeed.
This PR tries to reduce some noise features that confuses a lot of lsp-mode/ui users.
Disable
lsp-ui-sideline-show-code-actions. We implemented almost a year ago the diagnostics on the modeline as a bulb icon, this is what most editors have as a way to show there are code actions available + the count instead of showing on user's code a lot of lines. We can see how confuse it becomes for servers with more than 4-5 code actions:Disable
lsp-ui-doc-enable, this one is one of the worst to be enable by default IMO, if this one is enabled we show the docs when the cursor is in a symbol, this is different from all other editors which only show the docs if user hover the mouse OR use a keybinding specific. It's a cool feature, but to be used manually by user IMO.We often receive complains about lsp-mode being too noisy, I know that turning and editor into a IDE with lsp is something that adds some noises indeed and most of then makes sense IMO, but I think those 2 are something that makes harder for users indeed.
c/c @yyoncho