I was recently doing some graphics programming and initially when I tried to install an LSP for GLSL I only saw glslls in Mason. After looking for alternatives I found glsl_analyzer which I then locally installed and was wondering why it wasn't included in mason but after checking I realised that it was just not when I filtered by GLSL.
I'm not sure which language would be more appropriate GLSL or OpenGL but I think it would cause less confusion if both were set to the same language.
Yeah, it's because they have different languages in the field of the package.yaml. I can understand why it's confusing so one language or both would be great but it's ultimately up to the maintainer
I was recently doing some graphics programming and initially when I tried to install an LSP for GLSL I only saw glslls in Mason. After looking for alternatives I found glsl_analyzer which I then locally installed and was wondering why it wasn't included in mason but after checking I realised that it was just not when I filtered by GLSL.
I'm not sure which language would be more appropriate GLSL or OpenGL but I think it would cause less confusion if both were set to the same language.