haskell-ide-engline(hie) and haskell-language-server(hls) are usually
called via their wrapper executables. However this plugin looks up
non-wrapper executables but not wrapper them in loading configurations,
so it doesn't load configs for hie and hls even if wrappers are
installed.
To resolve this, change command name which is used in loading configs
from non-wrappers to wrappers, and add configs for wrappers instead of
not-wrappers. And for compatibility, keep up loading user's non-wrapper
configs.
Resolves#543, #527
The current configuration for `remark-language-server` has it proposed
for installation whenever a markdown file is edited. This is incorrect,
as `remark-language-server` is _only_ for use in a `remark` project,
which implies a lot of extra baggage (node-base infrastructure,
configuration, etc.) not expected by most users.
As it does appears that `vim-lsp` and `vim-lsp-settings` allow only
filetype server identification by default, this PR:
- removes the `markdown` entry from the `allowlist` for
`remark-language-server`;
- removes the `markdown` entry from `settings.json` (as
`remark-language-server` was the only LS there, and
`remark-language-server` is _not_ a markdown language server);
- and updates the compatibility listing so that `remark-language-server`
is noted as `Markdown (remark)`.
My personal preference would be to wholly _remove_
`remark-language-server` (it provides value to a very small group of
developers), but as it _may_ be possible to extend the `allow` test in
the future so as to detect appropriate configuration, there is currently
no reason to remove it. This, however, depends on testing which I have
not yet completed related to whether `remark-language-server` can be
installed and started manually _without_ a filetype specification.
The LSP terraform-ls is official from Hashicorp and is focused on
stability over experimental features, as terraform-lsp is focused. The
relationship between the two is described in the [terraform-ls README][]
and reiterated in the [terraform-lsp README][].
[terraform-ls README]: https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-ls#terraform-ls-vs-terraform-lsp
[terraform-lsp README]: https://github.com/juliosueiras/terraform-lsp
Based on this, and the fact that both LSPs are well maintained,
I believe that vim-lsp-settings should prefer installing terraform-ls
over terraform-lsp.
