oxalica
commented
1 year ago Killing the process results in this error which comes from nil:
[eglot] Server reports (type=1): Failed to watch flake files: Internal error (jsonrpc error -32603)
This error messages is related to the file watching registration of <workdir>/flake.{nix,lock}.
I guess the client (emacs, or its plugins) have a poor implementation which scans the whole directory to filter out the pattern, instead of watching the specific files directly. The find command you are given does not contain keyword flake or nix at all. We also never invoke find.
The command line for the process:
find -H . ([..]) -prune -o -type f -print0
Please forward this issue to the language client, possibly eglot, if you are sure the issue still exists without any other plugins.
sauricat
I'm currently trying out Emacs, using eglot for LSP and nix-mode. When I open up a Nix file in a large directory, such as ~, and then enable eglot, it spawns a find process that locks up the editor.
Killing the process results in this error which comes from nil:
The command line for the process:
find -H . ( -path */SCCS/* -o -path */RCS/* -o -path */CVS/* -o -path */MCVS/* -o -path */.src/* -o -path */.svn/* -o -path */.git/* -o -path */.hg/* -o -path */.bzr/* -o -path */_MTN/* -o -path */_darcs/* -o -path */{arch}/* -o -path */.#* -o -path *.o -o -path *~ -o -path *.bin -o -path *.lbin -o -path *.so -o -path *.a -o -path *.ln -o -path *.blg -o -path *.bbl -o -path *.elc -o -path *.lof -o -path *.glo -o -path *.idx -o -path *.lot -o -path *.fmt -o -path *.tfm -o -path *.class -o -path *.fas -o -path *.lib -o -path *.mem -o -path *.x86f -o -path *.sparcf -o -path *.dfsl -o -path *.pfsl -o -path *.d64fsl -o -path *.p64fsl -o -path *.lx64fsl -o -path *.lx32fsl -o -path *.dx64fsl -o -path *.dx32fsl -o -path *.fx64fsl -o -path *.fx32fsl -o -path *.sx64fsl -o -path *.sx32fsl -o -path *.wx64fsl -o -path *.wx32fsl -o -path *.fasl -o -path *.ufsl -o -path *.fsl -o -path *.dxl -o -path *.lo -o -path *.la -o -path *.gmo -o -path *.mo -o -path *.toc -o -path *.aux -o -path *.cp -o -path *.fn -o -path *.ky -o -path *.pg -o -path *.tp -o -path *.vr -o -path *.cps -o -path *.fns -o -path *.kys -o -path *.pgs -o -path *.tps -o -path *.vrs -o -path *.pyc -o -path *.pyo ) -prune -o -type f -print0This does not happen in another editor with nil, or eglot in the same directory with another language server (i.e. clangd). Not sure who's at fault here. My guess is some weird interaction between the two where eglot's implementation of something isn't as efficient as nil expects it to be.