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astrocommunity.pack.java doesn't work for me #179
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@sjcobb2022 any idea? |
The unable to find jar error makes it seem like mason isn't installing the lombok.jar file that's necessary for jdtls. @theRoboxx can you send a tree of Also could you send an list of the directory that you were editing java in. |
tree of The path of the .java files are |
Can you quickly give me a I think the issue is that you don't have any "markers" in your demo folder. The default markers are here. This is because nvim-jdtls requires a root marker. If you don't have any of the files/folders in your working directory, i don't think jdtls will start up. |
The gradle files are here:
Oh, I see. I executed |
Awesome. Maybe we could consider putting a warning in the readme for the java pack |
this community is wonderful :D |
if this is resolved please close it. |
I'm just going to go ahead and close the issue since it seems to have been resolved. Please reopen if the issue still persist. |
I added
{ import = "astrocommunity.pack.java" }
, to myuser/plugins/community.lua
file but the language server doesn't seems to work and doesn't show up at the bottom right corner.I also get this notification from the screenshot.
Additionally
:set filetype=java
doesn't work and shows this notification.Does anyone know, how to debug this specific error or know the cause for it?
Thanks in advance. ✌️
~/.local/state/nvim/lsp.log
prints::echo $PATH
prints:Here is the output from
:checkhealth
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: