lsp-completion-mode

lsp-completion-mode: contributes the language-server completion source — the type-aware candidates, produced asynchronously.

Contributes the language-server completion source: the candidates that know types, imports and scope, because a real language server computed them.

It is asynchronous by construction. The server is a separate process and may take a moment, so candidates arrive into an already-open popup rather than the popup waiting on them — the other sources fill it immediately and LSP results join when they land. That is what keeps a slow server from making completion feel slow.

Requires lsp-mode to be active on the buffer with a server attached; without one it contributes nothing.

Options

None.

Keybindings

None — it contributes a completion source, nothing else.

See also

• lsp-mode — the per-buffer gate.
• lsp — servers, attach lifecycle, every :lsp-* command.
• completion — how sources combine and rank.