I have an honest question or two. I guess the first is why did you switch, and the other is why would you spend the time configuring it? I grew up in the early days of Unix, and I absolutely hate config files because I was taught the basic minimum that works everywhere
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Answered first in another tweet. As for two, I configure things to make me more productive. I don't care about restricting myself to the basic minimum 100% of the time.
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Was it worth it ? Any particular feature that motivated you to do it ?
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Not really. Just seems like a more coherent project. And I look forward to using Lua instead of vimscript. My original impetus was to try nvim's native lsp support, but it isn't quite ready yet.
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I switched a while ago, using ale-vim for rudimentary LSP support, and rls for Rust. Go-to-def seems to work well! (That’s like 95% of my LSP use.)
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Yeah, I've been using RLS for a while. But eventually RLS is going to get deprecated, so I'm trying to get on the rust-analyzer train. :-) But yeah, jump-to-definition is the primary thing I use it for. I don't bother with auto-completions.
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