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I'm switching from coc.nvim to the built-in LSP, and I used to let coc.nvim do the autoformatting. I've found three plugins to do autoformatting: format.nvim, formatter.nvim and neoformat. The first two are written in Lua and look very similar. Which one would you recommend?
So maybe you should fill an issue, because there's no issue about crash in https://github.com/mattn/efm-langserver/issues
I'm switching from coc.nvim to the built-in LSP, and I used to let coc.nvim do the autoformatting. I've found three plugins to do autoformatting: format.nvim, formatter.nvim and neoformat. The first two are written in Lua and look very similar. Which one would you recommend?
I'm switching from coc.nvim to the built-in LSP, and I used to let coc.nvim do the autoformatting. I've found three plugins to do autoformatting: format.nvim, formatter.nvim and neoformat. The first two are written in Lua and look very similar. Which one would you recommend?
I'm switching from coc.nvim to the built-in LSP, and I used to let coc.nvim do the autoformatting. I've found three plugins to do autoformatting: format.nvim, formatter.nvim and neoformat. The first two are written in Lua and look very similar. Which one would you recommend?
I use Chiel92/vim-autoformat it will work with most popular code formatters out of the box. I have it setup so that it autoformats on save. It's also popular and kept up to date. My config looks like: