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The experimentation was a disaster: lsp-mode was buggy, slow, littering
the interface with a lot of things I did not understood or needed.
eglot is definitely simpler and works better for me.
Change-Id: Ie7e7e6f1c8e7b26aa5cb79d636f3ad53c1493617
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Now that I've switched back to LSP, there's some configuration to delete
and some to update.
The configuration related to rust is fixed (lsp-ui was not loading
properly), and I'm also disabling the inlay hints (they are very
intrusive, I'll need more tweaks to find something that works for me).
For the LSP configuration itself, I'm tweaking a few more things,
especially related to the UI.
Finally, deleting configurations for eglot and go: eglot is replaced by
lsp-mode, and go's configuration is in its own file.
Change-Id: I73fb4b66c8816dd6e20efa358c81e3c306b8255f
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Get LSP to work with cape and corfu for the completion.
Change-Id: Id8f01b1dee77957ff5ba27ed471707b7b9c7dc93
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Despite all the hype around eglot, it's not working well enough for me.
I keep running into issues where the text is poorly formatted (I might
have more than one formatter running, so it could be my fault). It also
have to frequently reconnect to the server, which is really
annoying (and I did not use to have that problem with lsp-mode).
Change-Id: I5763487882599053adf9fd05c612422ad94edbe1
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