Closed AngelEzquerra closed 3 months ago
This is a nimble issue. I copied in the nimble repo as: https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble/issues/1253
I assume that you closed it by mistake.
When you do nimble install nimlangserver --accept -L
this is the expected behaviour. If you remove the -l
parameter so it's installed globally does it still happens? If so, Im not sure if this the intended behaviour or not. I assume it isnt as it should use the nim
you have in your path
This is a feature - nimlangserver has 2.0.2 locked to ensure a reproducible build and avoid bugs from different nim versions: https://github.com/nim-lang/langserver/blob/70751d68d0b1580e3dfd66496559314298a28faa/nimble.lock#L226
I am not sure if this is a nimlangserver or a nimble issue. Installing nimlangserver using
nimble install nimlangserver
installs nim 2.0.2 even though I am using nim devel (installed viachoosenim
). This is what I get when I donim --version
:And this is the output of the installation procedure ran using
nimble install nimlangserver --accept -L