Hi.
I tried this simple groovy program:
#!/usr/bin/env groovy
// This appears to be detected correctly as groovy anywhere, but it appears to only get the groovyls language server when the
// file is in a git repo.
class Example {
static void main(String[] args) {
// Using a simple println statement to print output to the console
println('Hello World');
}
}
...in a file named t.gp
It runs fine, and it is detected as "groovy" filetype by astronvim, likely irrespective of where the t.gp file is.
However, it seems that groovyls only engages when t.gp is in a git clone working directory. Outside of a git clone working directory, t.gp is detected as groovy filetype, but groovyls doesn't engage. I'm not changing t.gp at all, I'm just mv'ing it.
Is there by any chance a way of making groovyls work with *.gp files outside of a git hierarchy?
Thanks for the nice tool.
Hi.
I tried this simple groovy program:
#!/usr/bin/env groovy
// This appears to be detected correctly as groovy anywhere, but it appears to only get the groovyls language server when the
// file is in a git repo.
class Example {
static void main(String[] args) {
// Using a simple println statement to print output to the console
println('Hello World');
}
}
...in a file named t.gp
It runs fine, and it is detected as "groovy" filetype by astronvim, likely irrespective of where the t.gp file is.
However, it seems that groovyls only engages when t.gp is in a git clone working directory. Outside of a git clone working directory, t.gp is detected as groovy filetype, but groovyls doesn't engage. I'm not changing t.gp at all, I'm just mv'ing it.
Is there by any chance a way of making groovyls work with *.gp files outside of a git hierarchy?
Thanks for the nice tool.