feat: add kulala-ls

[mawkler]

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I haven't gotten kulala-ls to attach properly. It seems to be using the current working directory as root when searching for the binary instead of ~/.local/share/nvim/mason/bin/. Is that an issue with my PR or an issue with nvim-lspconfig?

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[mawkler]

Closes williamboman/mason.nvim#1806

[gorillamoe]

Maybe you may want to use kulala-ls@latest, instead of the fixed version, because I plan to add a lot of features to it in the upcoming days 👍🏾🤞🏾

/Edit

Nvm, it was me not knowing about the used tooling:

Note: By default, Renovate is configured to look for new releases for pkg:github sources.

[mawkler]

@gorillamoe Do you have any idea why lspconfig is using the current working directory as root when searching for the kulala-ls binary, instead of using mason's bin/ directory?

[gorillamoe]

Have to check, I'm not using mason, so it's always a bit of work to set this up for debugging.

[gorillamoe]

Okay I checked, the package.yaml should look like this I guess:

---
name: kulala_ls
description: A minimal language server for HTTP syntax
homepage: https://github.com/mistweaverco/kulala-ls
licenses: [MIT]
languages: [http]
categories: [LSP]

source:
  id: pkg:npm/@mistweaverco/[email protected]

bin:
  kulala-ls: npm:kulala-ls

Note the bin changed, because the binary itself is kulala-ls, but the lsp config is called kulala_ls.

I'm not sure this is how it is supposed to do, but all other lspconfigs are also with a underscore, so I just went with it.

TBH, I think it's confusing, but this should do the trick, yes? 🤔

[mawkler]

@gorillamoe Nice, that seems to work. Thank you!

[iamxiaojianzheng]

support 😄