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Currently I have my nvim setup with clangd and clang-format for coding in c (all of them work perfectly fine on my local machine). Did the follow steps for distant
setup distant using neovim quickstart docs (with both local and the ssh machine having distant)
used :DistantConnect ssh://... to connect to my ssh machine (Debian based) and opened some c files on it
clangd and clang-format doesn't run on the file
Looking at :LspInfo, clangd doesn't seem to find the root directory of the file. I searched around the docs and on github but couldn't find anything related to setting up the lsp servers (I did find the --lsp flag in the spawn command, but the docs didn't really specify how to use it).
Is there a specific thing that I need to do to setup lsp servers?
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Currently I have my nvim setup with
clangd
andclang-format
for coding inc
(all of them work perfectly fine on my local machine). Did the follow steps fordistant
distant
using neovim quickstart docs (with both local and the ssh machine havingdistant
):DistantConnect ssh://...
to connect to my ssh machine (Debian based) and opened some c files on itclangd
andclang-format
doesn't run on the fileLooking at
:LspInfo
,clangd
doesn't seem to find theroot directory
of the file. I searched around the docs and on github but couldn't find anything related to setting up the lsp servers (I did find the--lsp
flag in the spawn command, but the docs didn't really specify how to use it).Is there a specific thing that I need to do to setup lsp servers?
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