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WhoIsSethDaniel avatar WhoIsSethDaniel commented on July 19, 2024

Thanks. I will look into being more tolerant of current configuration.

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WhoIsSethDaniel avatar WhoIsSethDaniel commented on July 19, 2024

fwiw, this plugin's init() routine allows passing the same things you pass to vim.diagnostic.config(). The idea being that you only call this plugin's init(). However I see the value in preserving the current config.

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WhoIsSethDaniel avatar WhoIsSethDaniel commented on July 19, 2024

Thank you for your example code. While toggle-lsp-diagnostics will continue to turn everything on by default (as the documentation promises) you can pass in the current configuration to init() like so:

require'toggle-lsp-diagnostics'.init(vim.diagnostic.config())

This will have the affect you get with your code snippet. Thanks again.

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BlueDrink9 avatar BlueDrink9 commented on July 19, 2024

I think the issue is that your toggle doesn't return the behavior to what was specified in the init (as far as I can tell). I think generally people expect a toggle to change between two states, but currently you change between 3 - the current/default config, all on, or all off. It should toggle by default between all off or whatever was set by the init. IMO you should store the init

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