This is just a quick update on the status of Eclipse JDT Language Server support in Eglot.
Since my Python skills are close to none, Roland
Grunberg
kindly stepped forward to make
sure
that jdtls
can take care of setting up everything in order to avoid ugly
workarounds in Emacs and, I guess,
other text editors and IDEs as well.
The fix will be available on the
next Eclipse
JDT milestone. However, nothing stops you from grabbing the latest snapshot
build and M-x
eglot
away in your Java projects.
Even though I am not working with Java these days, it’s good to know that I could do it in Emacs with the nice features LSP offers.