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Describe the bug
I spent hours debugging why Emacs failed to give me the full LSP experience. It only said:
make-process--with-editor-process-filter: Doing vfork: No such file or directory
I could find no log/error/message buffer that gave me a hint as to what file or directory that wasn't found. The way I found out, was to bisecting my .emacs.
I thus believe it would be a great improvement if lsp-doctor could check if the Java runtime could be found (when lsp-java has been loaded)
To Reproduce
;; insert the quick start guide .emacs snippet from the README.md
;; then, set a non-existing Java path
(setq lsp-java-java-path "/usr/lib/jvm/java-does-NOT-exist-openjdk/bin/java")
Expected behavior
The doctor should find what's wrong (granted lsp-java is loaded):
M-x lsp-doctor
..
lsp-java could find valid Java runtime: NOT (/usr/lib/jvm/java-does-NOT-exist-openjdk/bin/java does not exist, configure lsp-java-java-path to point to a valid java runtime).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
skybert
changed the title
lsp-doctor to incldue check for lsp-java-java-path
Feature: lsp-doctor to include check for lsp-java-java-path
Jun 5, 2024
Describe the bug
I spent hours debugging why Emacs failed to give me the full LSP experience. It only said:
I could find no log/error/message buffer that gave me a hint as to what file or directory that wasn't found. The way I found out, was to bisecting my
.emacs
.I thus believe it would be a great improvement if
lsp-doctor
could check if the Java runtime could be found (whenlsp-java
has been loaded)To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The doctor should find what's wrong (granted
lsp-java
is loaded):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: