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We may have multiple language servers attached to the running editor, and sometimes only one or two are problematic or unneeded.
It would be nice if we could optionally append the names of the specific LSPs we want to stop after the command :lsp-stop, in order to only stop theses. But the original command without arguments will remain the same, stopping all the servers.
For a better usability, I think tab-completions after :lsp-stop could help (as in NeoVim for example), because we don’t always know the exact server names.
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We may have multiple language servers attached to the running editor, and sometimes only one or two are problematic or unneeded.
It would be nice if we could optionally append the names of the specific LSPs we want to stop after the command
:lsp-stop
, in order to only stop theses. But the original command without arguments will remain the same, stopping all the servers.For a better usability, I think tab-completions after
:lsp-stop
could help (as in NeoVim for example), because we don’t always know the exact server names.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: