LSP-yaml
YAML support for Sublime's LSP plugin using yaml-language-server
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LSP-yaml
YAML support for Sublime's LSP plugin. Basically a fork of sublimelsp/LSP-json.
Uses yaml-language-server to provide validation, formatting and other features for YAML files. See linked repository for more information.
By default, schemas are automatically retrieved from schemastore.org.
Install
- Open the command palette and run
Package Control: Install Package, then selectLSP - Install
LSP-yamlfrom Package Control - Restart Sublime
Configuration
Open configuration file using command palette with Preferences: LSP-yaml Settings command or opening it from the Sublime menu (Preferences > Package Settings > LSP > Servers > LSP-yaml).
Development
Clone this repository into your Packages directory. Open the command palette and run Package Control: Satisfy Dependencies.