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I'm using CosmicNvim for editing Kubernetes and generally YAML manifests, so I'd like to have yamlls (or yaml-language-server) working with CosmicNvim.
Here's my very minimal config, however I have to manually run :LspStart on every launch of Nvim for the yamlls LSP to actually do anything.
@mattleong silly question for silly user haha, it's all good, ask away!
Mason installed it for me via that config snippet I provided above in Cosmic's config.lua file. I didn't do anything otherwise. Should I have installed it differently?
I added a janky autocmd to the end of init.lua after the default Cosmic init.lua code, and that somehow worked to solve the issue but feels bandaid-y, I'll grab it and post it here. Would like to learn the proper way to do things.
(might take a little bit because my laptop where the config was stored had the NVMe controller of the SSD (where /home was in) malfunction since the issue was created :( data's extracted but inconvenient to access)
I'm using CosmicNvim for editing Kubernetes and generally YAML manifests, so I'd like to have
yamlls
(oryaml-language-server
) working with CosmicNvim.Here's my very minimal config, however I have to manually run
:LspStart
on every launch of Nvim for theyamlls
LSP to actually do anything.How should I approach this?
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