Howdie folks,
I’m familiar how to configure LSP servers to activate for certain filetypes as detected by neovim, so this question is not about that: nvim-lspconfig/lspconfig.txt at master · neovim/nvim-lspconfig · GitHub
I’d like to configure the “denols” server so that it’s only active when editing files named like “something.deno.js” or “another.deno.ts” (i.e. matching the regular expression .*\.deno\..* or containing a “.deno.” substring)
These files already get detected as “javascript” / “typescript”, and I have other tooling that relies on this, so I’m reluctant to change the way these files are detected
But, to clarify, I don’t want it to run deno fmt or deno lint on JavaScript/TypeScript files unless they have “.deno.” in the filename
I did try to set root_dir to a function that returns nil if the filename doesn’t match (using string.find()) but this doesn’t seem to have had the effect I was looking for
Any ideas?
My configuration file can be found here: config/nvim/lua/lsp.lua · main · Ron Waldon / dotfiles · GitLab