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I've attempted to switch to neovim using lazy while trying out ocaml. Lazy uses mason to install lsps and lspconfig to use them. I've managed to get things installed enough that the lsp runs automatically if I open a project file, syntax highlighting works, and autocomplete works. However if I try to run code actions I receive a message saying there are none. Manually running with commands like "lua vim.lsp.buf.definition()" lead to an error 32603 dune binary not found. What steps are left for me to get this working? Dune is installed and builds things just fine, running it in watch mode doesn't seem to make a difference either. Thanks for any advice you can give!
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@AlphaDragon601 this happened to me also, it took me a while to understand that the project that I was open in nvim, was using a switch, and I didn't had dune installed in that switch, so after running opam install . it worked for me.
I've attempted to switch to neovim using lazy while trying out ocaml. Lazy uses mason to install lsps and lspconfig to use them. I've managed to get things installed enough that the lsp runs automatically if I open a project file, syntax highlighting works, and autocomplete works. However if I try to run code actions I receive a message saying there are none. Manually running with commands like "lua vim.lsp.buf.definition()" lead to an error 32603 dune binary not found. What steps are left for me to get this working? Dune is installed and builds things just fine, running it in watch mode doesn't seem to make a difference either. Thanks for any advice you can give!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: