LSP values aren't being injected into `nvim-cmp`

[scallaway]

Hi there!

I've discovered this after getting frustrated with the performance of Pyright, and all is going well so far.

The only thing that I'm missing is the indexed values that JLS has found being injected into nvim-cmp, like you get in Pyright.

My current LSP Config, JLS setup looks like this:

    require("lspconfig").jedi_language_server.setup({
        on_attach = on_attach,
        capabilities = capabilities,
    })

Since that's all I really had to do with Pyright. I'm not sure whether it's a lack of capabilities or similar?

I tried searching through the issues on here, but couldn't find anything.

Any help on this would be great!

[epsentosa]

i think i have similar issue when using JLS

[pappasam]

By "indexed values", what do you mean? Screenshot appreciated! I've just switched from coc to the built-in lsp, and things appear to be working fine for me with nvim-cmp.

[davidhalter]

@scallaway I'm currently rewriting Jedi & Mypy in Rust and your use case feels interesting. Would you mind sharing a few more details about when Pyright is slow via Email? You find my email on my profile.

[scallaway]

REalised I haven't come back to this in ages, but I've just had another play around with JLS and it appears to be working fine now.

I'm not sure whether my config now has changed since I posted this (it's pretty much always evolving, available at @scallaway/nvim), but I'm going to try and continue to use JLS going forward.

Thanks all for checking in on this issue though!

@davidhalter I'll compose a detailed email to you when I get a chance

[pappasam]

:+1: