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The setup is very intuitive Create a folder /after/lsp/ in your run time path. Start with a copy paste of the language server you want from here: github.com/neovim/nvim-... call vim.lsp.enable('your_language_server_name') on startup go to a filetype for that ls, run: checkhealth vim.lsp ✅
github.comnvim-lspconfig/lsp at master · neovim/nvim-lspconfigQuickstart configs for Nvim LSP. Contribute to neovim/nvim-lspconfig development by creating an account on GitHub.
Also, if you're using LazyVim, which is a great distribution and very well done. IMO use LazyExtras judiciously. They might get you where you want quickly, but they also might: - Do things you didn't realize/expect - Break when you update Extras have great docs, if anything just use as a reference.
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