Jordan Ellis Coppard <jc+o.em...@wz.ht> writes: > Hello Michael,
Hi Jordan, > For my "jam" connection if I disable it being a direct-async-process > eglot works fine; however if it is a direct-async-process eglot does not > work. It looks like eglot can at least invoke the remote lsp but > afterwards for whatever reason eglot thinks it dies. > > My guess is that eglot might be reading the response of an unrelated > tramp command and eglot then fails to decode that response (since it's > not meant for it) and dies as a result. You might enable Eglot (or jsonrpc) traces in order to prove this. > I wonder if it's possible to get this working nicely, especially since > eglot is a built-in package. I did some searching and saw previous > mentions of problems with lsp-mode and direct-async-process one of which > you commented on but no resolution as of yet. There is also bug#61350. Long discussion ... It started with discussion of ssh settings (not relevant for you). But then, the second part discusses the concurrent accept-process-output problem, no proper solution 'tho. And there's the difference that this bug does not discuss the direct async case. Anyway, I hope you'll find something useful in the Eglot traces. From the Tramp pov, everything looks OK: > 01:45:16.104210 tramp-send-command (6) # test -e /home/jammy/project/ > 2>/dev/null; echo tramp_exit_status $? > 01:45:16.105482 tramp-wait-for-regexp (6) # > tramp_exit_status 0 > ///310e327f7778448f90c65a48eaaa112f#$ This is the last Tramp command send prior to the direct async call. > 01:45:16.108552 tramp-handle-make-process (6) # podman exec -it -e TERM=dumb > -u jammy --workdir /home/jammy/project jam-zevem /bin/sh --noediting --norc > --noprofile -c cd /home/jammy/project/ && ( env > INSIDE_EMACS\=31.0.50\,tramp\:2.8.0-pre HISTFILE\=\~/.tramp_history > PATH\=/home/jammy/bin\:/usr/local/sbin\:/usr/local/bin\:/usr/sbin\:/usr/bin\:/sbin\:/bin > ENV\=\'\' TMOUT\=0 LC_CTYPE\=\'\' CDPATH\= HISTORY\= MAIL\= MAILCHECK\= > MAILPATH\= PAGER\=cat autocorrect\= correct\= /bin/sh -c stty\ raw\ \>\ > /dev/null\;\ zls ) This is the direct async call. Looks proper to me (but lengthy ...). After the call, Tramp isn't involved anymore in that process. > 01:45:16.109232 tramp-send-command (6) # (if test -h "/home/jammy/project/"; > then echo t; else echo nil; fi) && \readlink --canonicalize-missing > /home/jammy/project/ 2>/dev/null; echo tramp_exit_status $? > 01:45:16.113969 tramp-wait-for-regexp (6) # > nil > /home/jammy/project > tramp_exit_status 0 > ///310e327f7778448f90c65a48eaaa112f#$ > 01:45:16.269247 tramp-send-command (6) # (if test -h > "/home/jammy/project/src/evm.zig"; then echo t; else echo nil; fi) && > \readlink --canonicalize-missing /home/jammy/project/src/evm.zig 2>/dev/null; > echo tramp_exit_status $? > 01:45:16.274466 tramp-wait-for-regexp (6) # > nil > /home/jammy/project/src/evm.zig > tramp_exit_status 0 > ///310e327f7778448f90c65a48eaaa112f#$ These are some other internal Tramp commands, they look normal. One idea: Open a local shell in your Emacs, and call there --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- # podman exec -it -e TERM=dumb -u jammy --workdir /home/jammy/project jam-zevem /bin/sh --noediting --norc --noprofile -c cd /home/jammy/project/ && ( env INSIDE_EMACS\=31.0.50\,tramp\:2.8.0-pre HISTFILE\=\~/.tramp_history PATH\=/home/jammy/bin\:/usr/local/sbin\:/usr/local/bin\:/usr/sbin\:/usr/bin\:/sbin\:/bin ENV\=\'\' TMOUT\=0 LC_CTYPE\=\'\' CDPATH\= HISTORY\= MAIL\= MAILCHECK\= MAILPATH\= PAGER\=cat autocorrect\= correct\= /bin/sh -c stty\ raw\ \>\ /dev/null\;\ zls ) --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- See whether it comunicates. > I hope you're well, It's going better, fortunately. > /Jordan Best regards, Michael.
