I actually started using Neovim builds from master to get access to built in LSP before this release. It’s faster and lighter weight than any other LSP client I’ve used (I have used vim-lsp and languageclient-neovim in the past).
From my understanding, it’s also an opt-in feature, so you are free to use anything other language client or no language client at all.
But I agree with you that Neovim is gradually becoming more monolithic (though I believe it’s still very snappy and light). I’m pretty happy about it, though.
From my understanding, it’s also an opt-in feature, so you are free to use anything other language client or no language client at all.
But I agree with you that Neovim is gradually becoming more monolithic (though I believe it’s still very snappy and light). I’m pretty happy about it, though.