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I'm a begginer in vim/neovim world.

I understand that lsp is for autocompletion, auto import, signature info, etc...

So I have installed coc.nvim.

But I have some question about the concept :

  • if I have coc.nvim is usefull to setup the builtin lsp with nvim-lspconfig ?
  • if I add another lsp like coq_nvim or lspsaga is a good or a bad idea ? Will it create conflicts?

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In order to use the LSP functionality of coc.nvim you have to install the corresponding LSP for the language(s) you use.

For Python you can type the following vim command to install the recommended coc LSP (Coc-Pyright):

:CocInstall coc-pyright

For Rust you can type the following vim command to install the recommended coc LSP:

:CocInstall coc-rls

For TypeScript you can type the following vim command to install the recommended coc LSP:

:CocInstall coc-tsserver

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  • To be honest, this does not answer the question and a bit redundant.
    – towry
    Nov 25, 2022 at 6:34
  • Is the question till open? How can we help you? Feb 1 at 13:07

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