We (at Tarides) are particularly pleased to announce the release of OCaml-eglot 1.2.0
, An overlay on Eglot (the built-in LSP client for Emacs) for editing OCaml!
ocaml-eglot
is an alternative mode tomerlin
which usesocaml-lsp-server
(instead ofocamlmerlin
) as the language server. So yes, if you decide to useocaml-eglot
,merlin
is no longer needed. (Merlin is still used as a library, inocaml-lsp-server
).
- Release note
- Github repository
- Package on MELPA
- Features list
- Installation procedure
- Comparison table with Merlin
This version discreetly improves the ergonomics of certain orders, gives more control over customer-side order support and drastically improves error handling! Here’s the full changelog and, in the meantime, I’m adding the changelog for version 1.1.0
, which hadn’t been announced:
1.2.0
- Fix Type-enclosing’s buffer update when using
caml-mode
(#48) - Add
ocaml-eglot-search-definition
,ocaml-eglot-search-declaration
and alternative functions (#45) - Fix some warnings on byte-compilation (#40)
- Fix error on on
ocaml-eglot-construct
(#42) ocaml-eglot-alternate-file
now visits file in other window when prefix argument is set (#51)- Add error-handling for jsonrpc-request (#52)
- Maintain more diagnostics for location failure (#52)
- Fix hole cycle navigation (#53)
- Relay on custom request (if it is available) for managing holes (#53)
- Implementation of support for experimental client commands (and implementation of
ocaml.next-hole
in the presence of theocaml-eglot-destruct
action) (#54)
1.1.0
- A first support for
flycheck
(#29, #33 and #37) - Use a more efficient way to ensure that a vector is empty (#27)
- Made the mode-line “lighter” more conventional (#26)
Spotlight on new features
Two easily observable features:
Finding an identifier
ocaml-eglot-find-identifier-declaration
ocaml-eglot-find-identifier-definition
the two commands behave like their analogues (ocaml-eglot-find-definition
and ocaml-eglot-find-declaration
) but allow the user to enter the identifier directly:
Searching for a definition or a declaration
ocaml-eglot-search-declaration
ocaml-eglot-search-definition
Allows you to search by type or polarity to find the definition (implementation) or declaration (signature) of values!
Upgrading
The release is available on MELPA, so you can update it using the usual process. As always, your feedback is invaluable!
Happy hacking