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ombrelin
Hi, I'm trying to use the "Angular" Zed extension on Gram. I successfully installed the extension, but I get an error message on starting it : `from extension "Angular" version 0.0.5: Failed to install package '@angular/language-server': npm install disabled in Language Server settings: ["@angular/language-server@21.1.5"]`. I don't quite get the error message as there is no setting related to NPM in the Language Servers config section of Gram. I checked all the toggles for Angular extension on this page. Is there something I am missing ? Thanks in advance 🙏️
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jckarter
hi everyone! i was giving gram a spin, and i like what i see at first. i'm new to Zedlikes so i'm not sure if this is intentional behavior or something i misconfigured, but in a C project I opened, I notice that LSP operations like "go to symbol" or "go to definition" are only finding definitions within buffers i have opened, rather than working across the entire tree. do i need to change a setting to get gram to feed all files to the LSP? i'm using the binary gram-linux-x86_64-3.0.1.tar.gz on linux
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krig
Hi! LSPs don’t run automatically in gram, you have to allow it in the language server settings. The UI is not great yet, but working on it
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jckarter
thanks krig! i think i have LSPs enabled, at least all the places i could find in the UI, but i might've missed something. right now i've got ``` "lsp": { "asm-lsp": { "binary": { "allow_binary_download": true }, "enable_lsp_tasks": true }, "clangd": { "binary": { "enable_auto_updates": true, "allow_binary_download": true }, "enable_lsp_tasks": true } }, ```
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jckarter
maybe it's something to do with the C extension or lsp. i opened a Rust project, and i get symbols and definitions from the entire project