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I want to show completions from my language server. I can see it's correctly attached to the buffer when I do :LspInfo. Completions successfully show on trigger characters like ., however when I try and show the completion list manually by doing <C-space> next to a non-trigger character, it doesn't send textDocument/completion to the langauge server and nothing shows. However when I do the default neovim <C-x><C-o>, the lsp completions show successfully (but are handled by the neovim default and not blink so completions with spaces/newlines aren't inserted).
This means I can't do things like put my cursor next to the * in SELECT * FROM MyTable and have the lsp suggest to replace the * with column names, as described in this issue. Any advice?
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I have lazyvim with blink.cmp. This is my whole config:
I want to show completions from my language server. I can see it's correctly attached to the buffer when I do
:LspInfo
. Completions successfully show on trigger characters like.
, however when I try and show the completion list manually by doing<C-space>
next to a non-trigger character, it doesn't sendtextDocument/completion
to the langauge server and nothing shows. However when I do the default neovim<C-x><C-o>
, the lsp completions show successfully (but are handled by the neovim default and not blink so completions with spaces/newlines aren't inserted).This means I can't do things like put my cursor next to the * in
SELECT * FROM MyTable
and have the lsp suggest to replace the * with column names, as described in this issue. Any advice?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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