Question 1

How do I integrate lsp-progress.nvim with lualine.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Wrap the progress function in a lualine component and set up an autocmd to refresh lualine on LspProgressStatusUpdated events, as shown in the integration example. This ensures proper updates and handles lazy loading.

Question 2

lsp-progress.nvim vs fidget.nvim: which is better?

Accepted Answer

lsp-progress.nvim is optimized for statusline integration with high performance, while fidget.nvim offers a standalone UI. Choose based on whether you prefer progress in your statusline or a separate popup interface.

Question 3

How can I customize the spinner icons in lsp-progress.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Modify the spinner in the setup options using custom Lua functions; for instance, replace spinners with check marks or other symbols by editing the client_format function, as demonstrated in the green-check configuration.

Question 4

Does lsp-progress.nvim work with all LSP servers?

Accepted Answer

It works with LSP servers that emit progress events, which most modern servers do. However, compatibility depends on server implementation; check if your LSP supports the progress notification method.

Question 5

What if progress is not showing in my statusline?

Accepted Answer

Verify that your LSP server supports progress events, ensure proper integration with your statusline plugin, check Nerd fonts installation, and review the configuration for any errors in the Lua functions.

Question 6

Can I use lsp-progress.nvim without a statusline plugin?

Accepted Answer

Not directly; it's designed for statusline integration. You can access the progress() function manually, but for display, you need to implement custom UI code or use a statusline plugin.

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