LSP not working in `coc-groovy` if current path is not the file path about coc.nvim HOT 7 CLOSED

One more question I'm just curious, I've installed neovim/nvim-lspconfig and also well configured the gralde_ls, and it works in :LspInfo, but seems coc still using the own groovy lsp instead of nvim-lspconfig.

Here my gradlels details:

# install gradlels in system
$ mkdir -p ~/.vim/lsp
$ git clone https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-gradle.git ~/.vim/lsp/vscode-gradle && cd $_
$ ./gradlew installDist
$ sudo ln -sf /opt/lsp/gradle-language-server/build/install/gradle-language-server/bin/gradle-language-server /usr/local/bin/
$ which -a gradle-language-server
/usr/local/bin/gradle-language-server

vim settings:

Plug 'neovim/nvim-lspconfig'

lua settings:

-- ~/.config/nvim/init.lua
require('config/lsp')

-- ~/.config/nvim/lua/config/lsp.lua
require'lspconfig'.gradle_ls.setup{
  filetypes = { 'groovy', 'Jenkinsfile' }
}

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cd .vim; nvim ~/a.groovy

In this case, coc uses your current folder as workspace root, here's .vim, sends to groovy language server. But language server couldn't find your file in workspace, won't work. Most language server needs workspace to work, you should start vim in it.

coc still using the own groovy lsp instead of nvim-lspconfig

coc didn't use language server from nvim-lspconfig.

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Hi @fannheyward , any suggestion to setup the global workspace root?

And will you considering have configurable lsp for filetype?
i.e.: I'm using groovy and Jenkinsfile most of time, I'd like to mapping Jenkinsfile to using groovy LSP as well, and using gradle_ls ( /usr/local/bin/gradle-language-server ) as first priority LSP ?

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1. LSP always needs a workspace to work, no global one.
2. Some language server can work in single file mode, this needs language server support.

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I'm kinda understand. So, coc.nvim is pretty much something similar with hrsh7th/nvim-cmp, another autocompletion engine. in coc.nvim all lsp are highly integrated via CocInstall coc-.., so I don't have to investigate or manual install every single lsp how to enable/setup/install/configure.

So, pretty much coc.nvim = nvim-cmp + nvim-cmp-lsp + nvim-lspconfig ?
Will you considering have configurable lsp for filetype, I mean coc-xxx as second priority, and using something manual installed as first priority.

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pretty much coc.nvim = nvim-cmp + nvim-cmp-lsp + nvim-lspconfig ?

Yes, and more.

configurable lsp for filetype, I mean coc-xxx as second priority, and using something manual installed as first priority.

Can't understand, more informations please.

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So, for example, I'd like to use gradle_ls as LSP provider if coc-groovy not been installed.

something pretty much like "language server setup"
And, how to mapping ft=Jenkinsfile to using groovy LSP ?

pretty much something like:

{
  "lspsettings" : {
    "coc-groovy" : {
      "filetype": { "groovy", "Jenkinsfile" },
      "cmd" : { "/usr/local/bin/gradle-language-server", "coc-groovy" },
      "autostart": true
    }
  }
}

so, coc will check /usr/local/bin/gradle-language-server exists or not:

• if exist /usr/local/bin/gradle-language-server, using /usr/local/bin/gradle-language-server
• if /usr/local/bin/gradle-language-server cannot be found, use coc-groovy

btw: coc-groovy can be any of commands like java -jar /path/to/groovy-language-server-all.jar, or default means coc-groovy, or anything.

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