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swank.nvim — Stretch Goals & Future Work

Items here are intentionally deferred past 1.0. They are good ideas but out of scope for the initial release.

Tests to add (coverage)

  • Add unit tests covering transport._feed error branches, transport send/read error paths, and client._on_connect follow-ups to raise coverage >80 ✓ Done in PR #21 — coverage is at 92.54% (gate: 80%).

Sextant LSP integration — adopted

Sextant (https://github.com/parenworks/sextant) is an actively maintained Common Lisp LSP server. swank.nvim now treats any attached LSP client as first-class and uses Swank only as a fallback when no LSP is present.

What changed:

  • gd, K, gr, gR, <C-k> are registered as Swank fallbacks only when no LSP is attached. If an LSP is present its own keymaps take precedence; the Swank bindings are restored via LspDetach when the last client leaves.
  • All three completion sources (blink_source, sources/blink, sources/nvim_cmp) disable themselves when an LSP is attached, preventing duplicate completions.
  • Detection is generic: any attached LSP client triggers LSP-first behaviour, not just Sextant.
  • Swank retains exclusive ownership of: REPL, eval, compile, trace, debug (SLDB), inspector, apropos — none of these have LSP equivalents.

Setup: configure Sextant (or any CL LSP) via nvim-lspconfig as normal. swank.nvim detects it automatically.