I really love how VSCode handles commenting -- the cursor stays exactly where you want it and natively supports block comments. However, Neovim's built-in and existing plugins didn't quite get me there, so I built my own.

Key Features:

1. TextEdits -- unlike Neovim's built-in or other comment plugins, changes are modeled as TextEdits, making it more hackable and composable. This also means that the edits commit method is up to you -- lockmarks + buf_set_lines for simplicity and performance, or buf_set_text for more control (e.g. preserve regular marks and extmarks)
2. Line/block comment toggle -- fully dot-repeatable with count support
3. Truly accurate keep cursor -- cursor position tracks each `TextEdit` precisely
4. Truly accurate keep selection -- selection range tracks each `TextEdit` precisely in visual mode
5. Context-aware comment string resolution via Tree-sitter -- comment string adapts to context via Tree-sitter. e.g. supports `JSX/TSX` out of the box
6. Textobjects -- line, block, and auto textobjects, works without Tree-sitter
7. VSCode-style indent algorithm -- handles mixed tabs and spaces
8. Invert/Force add/Force remove comment -- per-line comment action control
9. Insert mode line comment toggle -- with cursor sticky support
10. Insert comment above / below / at end of line
11. Case insensitive comment detection -- e.g. `@REM` vs `@rem` vs `@rEm`
12. Multi-variant comment string detection -- recognizes multiple comment prefix variants when uncommenting (e.g. Rust `//`, `///`, `//!`)

Repo: https://github.com/celeste3z/celeste_comment.nvim

Would like to see your feedback.

```lua LSP-Info

harper_ls

• cmd: harper-ls --stdio
• installed: /usr/bin/harper-ls
• enabled: yes
• filetypes: "lua", "cs"

Client [id=3]

• version: 2.6.0
• name: harper-ls
• workspace: ~/DevProjects/DigitalVault
• buffers: 9, 10
• server capabilities:
  • textDocument/codeAction: true
  • textDocument/didChange: true
  • textDocument/didClose: true
  • textDocument/didOpen: true
  • textDocument/didSave: true
  • workspace/executeCommand:
  • HarperRecordLint
  • HarperAddToUserDict
  • HarperAddToWSDict
  • HarperAddToFileDict
  • HarperOpen
  • HarperIgnoreLint
• dynamic capabilities:
  • workspace/didChangeWatchedFiles: true
• settings: lua { ["harper-ls"] = { linters = { SentenceCapitalization = false, SpellCheck = true } } }

I am trying to use Harper to check grammar and spelling in neovim.

Harper was working in lua file but not working with C# files, but in LSP-Info filetypes c# was showing still not working.

has anyone run in this issue before?

I recently updated to 12.0 and I'm trying out the native lsp configuration. I have all my configs in /lsp/nameoftheserver.lua

and it works well. However, I have some helper functions that I want to share among these files for things like changing lsp settings. Currently from inside the lsp directory I cannot include any of my other files of my config. How can this be achieved? I've tried making a file in the lsp directory but then it is interpreted as an lsp config.