Sync vim diagnostic local list with LSP. #1287
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The behavior is working as expected. Location list does not automatically update when errors are fixed; its like a static snapshot of the diagnostics of the file. Additionally, the open option for vim.diagnostic.setloclist is true by default. |
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Hi. I'm with @iton0 here, but if you think we're in error, please make a case for why and re-open. |
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This update ensures synchronization between the local Vim diagnostic list and the LSP.
The issue arose with the clangd LSP, where the local diagnostic list retained syntax errors reported by clangd even after they were resolved and clangd no longer reported them.
While it's unclear if this problem exists for other programming languages, this PR effectively addresses the issue for clangd when working with C/C++.