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buf-language-server's Issues

goto definition being very slow?

I've been giving buf-language-server a try.

I added it to my ~/.config/helix/languages.toml:

[[language]]
name = "protobuf"
scope = "source.proto"
injection-regex = "protobuf"
file-types = ["proto"]
roots = []
comment-token = "//"
language-server = { command = "bufls", args = [ "serve" ] }
indent = { tab-width = 2, unit = "  " }

I typed gd on a symbol. For some reason, it takes 3-5 seconds for it to jump, even if the symbol is in the same file?

Would linting also be a potential candidate?

I love the idea of a proper buf ls! I was wondering if it also would include diagnostics and formatting? It would make bufbuild/buf#1035 probably obsolete.

EDIT:
I just saw bufbuild/buf#1345 which fixes the mentioned issue. So oh well, not that relevant for the beginning then. If it gets merged then it should be possible to run the bufcli and bufls in parallel.

Ability to specify import paths

Is there a way to specify the protobuf import paths, similar to the -I or --proto_path flag to protoc? I work in a project where protobuf files are split across separate folders, and the build process joins them together using --proto_path. For example, a file might import "Networking.proto", which is located in a different directory. bufls shows an error when using goto definition:

Blah.proto:8:8:Networking.proto: does not exist

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