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I'm struggling to figure out how to tell nvim that my gradle wrapper is not malicious. This is what I'm trying so far which feels wrong and doesn't work
local function setup_servers()
require'lspinstall'.setup()
local servers = require'lspinstall'.installed_servers()
for _, server in pairs(servers) do
if server == "java" then
require'lspconfig'[server].setup{
on_attach=on_attach,
settings = {
java = {
imports = {
gradle = {
wrapper = {
checksums = {
sha256 = "ad79758b1d82bca41798b3a72354d50cc255a6298ff9ea85ec4fa76d81887458",
allowed = true
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
else
require'lspconfig'[server].setup{on_attach=on_attach}
end
end
end
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Hello,
I'm struggling to figure out how to tell nvim that my gradle wrapper is not malicious. This is what I'm trying so far which feels wrong and doesn't work
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: