angularls not auto activating

[ghost]

Hello, I was under the impression that using :LspInstall angular would install and config the Angular LSP. When opening an HTML file I only see html and emmet_ls for .html files:

It installed and filetypes includes html:

I was expecting it to activate by default, at least when reopening the file. Am I missing something from the docs? Should I activate it manually?

[abzcoding]

this happens because angularls is in the list of lvim.lsp.override so it is ignored

LunarVim/lua/lvim/lsp/config.lua

Lines 44 to 46 in 674588a

	override = {
	"angularls",
	"ansiblels",

you can override that list or remove angularls from it

[ghost]

Thanks but, my config doesn't list agularls:

lua/lvim/lsp/config.lua

λ cat ~/.local/share/lunarvim/lvim/lua/lvim/lsp/config.lua
return {
  templates_dir = join_paths(get_runtime_dir(), "site", "after", "ftplugin"),
  diagnostics = {
    signs = {
      active = true,
      values = {
        { name = "LspDiagnosticsSignError", text = "" },
        { name = "LspDiagnosticsSignWarning", text = "" },
        { name = "LspDiagnosticsSignHint", text = "" },
        { name = "LspDiagnosticsSignInformation", text = "" },
      },
    },
    virtual_text = true,
    update_in_insert = false,
    underline = true,
    severity_sort = true,
  },
  override = {},
  document_highlight = true,
  code_lens_refresh = true,
  popup_border = "single",
  on_attach_callback = nil,
  on_init_callback = nil,
  automatic_servers_installation = true,
  buffer_mappings = {
    normal_mode = {
      ["K"] = { "<cmd>lua vim.lsp.buf.hover()<CR>", "Show hover" },
      ["gd"] = { "<cmd>lua vim.lsp.buf.definition()<CR>", "Goto Definition" },
      ["gD"] = { "<cmd>lua vim.lsp.buf.declaration()<CR>", "Goto declaration" },
      ["gr"] = { "<cmd>lua vim.lsp.buf.references()<CR>", "Goto references" },
      ["gI"] = { "<cmd>lua vim.lsp.buf.implementation()<CR>", "Goto Implementation" },
      ["gs"] = { "<cmd>lua vim.lsp.buf.signature_help()<CR>", "show signature help" },
      ["gp"] = { "<cmd>lua require'lvim.lsp.peek'.Peek('definition')<CR>", "Peek definition" },
      ["gl"] = {
        "<cmd>lua require'lvim.lsp.handlers'.show_line_diagnostics()<CR>",
        "Show line diagnostics",
      },
    },
    insert_mode = {},
    visual_mode = {},
  },
  null_ls = {
    setup = {},
  },
}

Nor does my ~/.config/.../config.lua:

~/.config/lvim/config.lua

--[[
lvim is the global options object

Linters should be
filled in as strings with either
a global executable or a path to
an executable
]]
-- THESE ARE EXAMPLE CONFIGS FEEL FREE TO CHANGE TO WHATEVER YOU WANT

-- general
lvim.log.level = "warn"
lvim.format_on_save = true
lvim.colorscheme = "onedarker"

-- keymappings [view all the defaults by pressing <leader>Lk]
lvim.leader = "space"
-- add your own keymapping
lvim.keys.normal_mode["<C-s>"] = ":w<cr>"
-- unmap a default keymapping
-- lvim.keys.normal_mode["<C-Up>"] = ""
-- edit a default keymapping
-- lvim.keys.normal_mode["<C-q>"] = ":q<cr>"

-- Change Telescope navigation to use j and k for navigation and n and p for history in both input and normal mode.
-- we use protected-mode (pcall) just in case the plugin wasn't loaded yet.
-- local _, actions = pcall(require, "telescope.actions")
-- lvim.builtin.telescope.defaults.mappings = {
--   -- for input mode
--   i = {
--     ["<C-j>"] = actions.move_selection_next,
--     ["<C-k>"] = actions.move_selection_previous,
--     ["<C-n>"] = actions.cycle_history_next,
--     ["<C-p>"] = actions.cycle_history_prev,
--   },
--   -- for normal mode
--   n = {
--     ["<C-j>"] = actions.move_selection_next,
--     ["<C-k>"] = actions.move_selection_previous,
--   },
-- }

-- Use which-key to add extra bindings with the leader-key prefix
-- lvim.builtin.which_key.mappings["P"] = { "<cmd>Telescope projects<CR>", "Projects" }
-- lvim.builtin.which_key.mappings["t"] = {
--   name = "+Trouble",
--   r = { "<cmd>Trouble lsp_references<cr>", "References" },
--   f = { "<cmd>Trouble lsp_definitions<cr>", "Definitions" },
--   d = { "<cmd>Trouble lsp_document_diagnostics<cr>", "Diagnostics" },
--   q = { "<cmd>Trouble quickfix<cr>", "QuickFix" },
--   l = { "<cmd>Trouble loclist<cr>", "LocationList" },
--   w = { "<cmd>Trouble lsp_workspace_diagnostics<cr>", "Diagnostics" },
-- }

-- TODO: User Config for predefined plugins
-- After changing plugin config exit and reopen LunarVim, Run :PackerInstall :PackerCompile
lvim.builtin.dashboard.active = true
lvim.builtin.terminal.active = true
lvim.builtin.nvimtree.setup.view.side = "left"
lvim.builtin.nvimtree.show_icons.git = 0

-- if you don't want all the parsers change this to a table of the ones you want
lvim.builtin.treesitter.ensure_installed = {
  "bash",
  "c",
  "javascript",
  "json",
  "lua",
  "python",
  "typescript",
  "css",
  "rust",
  "java",
  "yaml",
}

lvim.builtin.treesitter.ignore_install = { "haskell" }
lvim.builtin.treesitter.highlight.enabled = true

-- generic LSP settings
-- you can set a custom on_attach function that will be used for all the language servers
-- See <https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig#keybindings-and-completion>
-- lvim.lsp.on_attach_callback = function(client, bufnr)
--   local function buf_set_option(...)
--     vim.api.nvim_buf_set_option(bufnr, ...)
--   end
--   --Enable completion triggered by <c-x><c-o>
--   buf_set_option("omnifunc", "v:lua.vim.lsp.omnifunc")
-- end
-- you can overwrite the null_ls setup table (useful for setting the root_dir function)
-- lvim.lsp.null_ls.setup = {
--   root_dir = require("lspconfig").util.root_pattern("Makefile", ".git", "node_modules"),
-- }
-- or if you need something more advanced
-- lvim.lsp.null_ls.setup.root_dir = function(fname)
--   if vim.bo.filetype == "javascript" then
--     return require("lspconfig/util").root_pattern("Makefile", ".git", "node_modules")(fname)
--       or require("lspconfig/util").path.dirname(fname)
--   elseif vim.bo.filetype == "php" then
--     return require("lspconfig/util").root_pattern("Makefile", ".git", "composer.json")(fname) or vim.fn.getcwd()
--   else
--     return require("lspconfig/util").root_pattern("Makefile", ".git")(fname) or require("lspconfig/util").path.dirname(fname)
--   end
-- end

-- set a formatter if you want to override the default lsp one (if it exists)
-- lvim.lang.python.formatters = {
--   {
--     exe = "black",
--   }
-- }
-- set an additional linter
-- lvim.lang.python.linters = {
--   {
--     exe = "flake8",
--   }
-- }

-- Additional Plugins
-- lvim.plugins = {
--     {"folke/tokyonight.nvim"},
--     {
--       "folke/trouble.nvim",
--       cmd = "TroubleToggle",
--     },
-- }

-- Autocommands (https://neovim.io/doc/user/autocmd.html)
-- lvim.autocommands.custom_groups = {
--   { "BufWinEnter", "*.lua", "setlocal ts=8 sw=8" },
-- }

This is a fresh install, I haven't messed around with the default settings (not the rolling branch).

Maybe I should setup Angular's LSP myself in ~/.config/lvim/config.lua? I'm not sure, every other LSP (gopls, tsserver, pyright, etc) works out of the box after installing through :LspInstall

[ghost]

I ran two updates and one sync: :PackerSync, :PackerUpdate and :LvimUpdate, I had the override list updated and removed angular from it.

But now html and emmet_ls don't work. 😅

I'll go ahead and select this as the answer.