Headscratching class plugin experience about lsp-haskell

[yyoncho]

The question is whether we can do better or you just like it off.

[hellwolf]

I'd definitely prefer the default setting that means having it on.

[hellwolf]

actually

(use-package lsp-haskell
  :config
  (add-hook 'lsp-after-initialize-hook
            #'(lambda ()
                (lsp--set-configuration
                 `(:haskell (:plugin (:class (:codeLensOn ,nil))))
                 ))))

didn't work :(

[yyoncho]

set lsp-lens-enable to nil

[hellwolf]

Ah, but I only want to disable the codeLens for the "class" plugin for now.

[hellwolf]

I think make them only expand only when clicked with a modifier key pressed could be an option?

[michaelpj]

Looking at the HLS issue, it seems that there already is an option, we just don't expose it in lsp-haskell. Unfortunately, we have to manually regenerate the defcustoms for all the options as new ones are added, so it just needs someone to do the work. PRs welcome!

[hellwolf]

we have to manually regenerate the defcustoms for all the options as new ones are added, so it just needs someone to do the work. PRs welcome!

I wouldn't mind doing the PR, but I don't know how to generate, is it using:

https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-mode/blob/master/scripts/lsp-generate-settings.el

Though I'd still prefer not to disable the feature if it gets a better "UX" :)

[michaelpj]

We updated the config, so this should be configurable now.