I guess it might not always feel this way, but just know that your work on this is much appreciated.
I’ve been using julia-snail for a while now and am honestly quite suprised it doesn’t get talked about more around here. It’s really such a joy to use (almost as fun as CL with Slime) and especially in conjunction with Eat an almost painless experience.
I know most people prefer VSCode with the Julia extension as their go-to Julia IDE, but julia-snail should really get endorsed more in my opinion.
Not starting a new topic for this, since this one is not so old: is there any harm in setting eglot-connect-timeout to a large value, eg 1200 seconds, unconditionally?
Its default value (30s) is OK for regular use, but whenever I upgrade Julia or the packages in an environment, it needs way more time to do everything, and I always forget to do that before, so I have to restart.
Just setting it to a large value and being done with it seems innocuous after 2 weeks. Are there any downsides?