Closed Gelio closed 1 year ago
Hi Galio, thank you for the feedback. I'll add an exclude field to the config which will allow disabling neodim for certain LSPs. Semantic tokens introduced a lot of changes and bugs which was one of the big motivations for V2.
There is a bug, in that it seems to be occurring for all diagnostics in some scenarios, I also noticed this a bit ago. It's a bit late here but I'll put out a fix for this in the morning. It seems to be happening with some LSPs and not others so it escaped my attention for a whole, sorry about that.
To be clear though, this hasn't been added to neovim core at all, it is just a feature of semantic tokens, and implemented inconsistently across LSPs even among the ones which have semantic token capabilities to my knowledge.
Interesting, looks like I debugged it wrong, then. Treat this issue as a bug report for lack of undercurl, then :sweat_smile: Thanks for your attention and quick reply
just pushed an update which fixes v2 behavior as far as i can tell and adds a field for filetype based disabling of the plugin. Try it out and let me know your thoughts.
Hey! Thanks for creating this plugin. I recently switched to it from https://github.com/0oAstro/dim.lua and it worked well for me. I appreciate your focus on performance and low overhead
Today I switched to the V2 branch (#24 ). I started debugging why unused symbols no longer have an undercurl, and after using
:Inspect
I noticed that they are highlighted by Neovim with theDiagnosticUnnecessary
highlight group:I then disabled
neodim
and it turns out that indeed unused symbols are still highlighted with theComment
highlight group. It seems Neovim started supporting this natively in https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/22747I can confirm I get unused symbols highlighted with
Comment
highlight group with the following language servers:tsserver
rust_analyzer
lua_language_server
gopls
I suggest adding this information to the readme so others can choose whether to install this plugin or use default Neovim behavior.