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I have started using lsp-docker with elixir-ls along with elixir under docker so that I can use whichever version of the LS I need for a given Elixir project. But now that I have started another Elixir project using my system's Elixir version (instead of via docker), I have discovered that my elixir-ls docker client is taking precedence over the client defined in the lsp-elixir elisp package.
The lsp-related part of my init:
;; Set up LSP Docker
(add-to-list 'load-path "~/src/elisp/lsp-docker")
(load-library "lsp-docker")
(with-eval-after-load "lsp-elixir"
(lsp-docker-init-clients
:path-mappings'(("/home/aidan/src"."/projects"))
:client-configs'((:server-id elixir-ls
;;:priority -5:docker-server-idelixirls-docker:1-10
:docker-image-id"elixir-ls:1.10":docker-container-name"lsp-elixir-container":server-command"language_server.sh"))))
;; Specify which projects should use which LSP clients.
(dir-locals-set-class-variables 'elixirls-docker:1-10
'((nil. ((lsp-enabled-clients . (elixirls-docker:1-10))
(eval. (add-hook 'elixir-mode-hook #'lsp))))))
(dir-locals-set-directory-class
"/home/aidan/src/junk"'elixirls-docker:1-10)
On discord, @yyoncho proposed adding the ability to specify an lsp-docker client only for certain paths.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@aidalgol , take a look into the current implementation: if you use wrapper functions (like lsp-docker-register) with a valid configuration, it will register an lsp docker client only for this particular path (in case you are using single folder mapping as in your example).
I have started using
lsp-docker
with elixir-ls along with elixir under docker so that I can use whichever version of the LS I need for a given Elixir project. But now that I have started another Elixir project using my system's Elixir version (instead of via docker), I have discovered that my elixir-ls docker client is taking precedence over the client defined in thelsp-elixir
elisp package.The lsp-related part of my init:
On discord, @yyoncho proposed adding the ability to specify an lsp-docker client only for certain paths.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: