🧹 Add Solargraph as dependency #286
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I have used the following to get jump to definition and render documentation for the symbol at cursor. 1. Add solargraph as a development dependency 2. Run `bundle` 3. Run `bundle exec yard gems` (or target specific gems) 4. Add "relevant" gems to the `.solargraph.yml` The above should *not* be in the docker container. You would run this in the environment where your editor is running. There is probably a way to make that work with Docker, but I’m not here for that today.
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I have used the following to get jump to definition and render
documentation for the symbol at cursor.
bundlebundle exec yard gems(or target specific gems).solargraph.ymlThe above should not be in the docker container. You would run this
in the environment where your editor is running. There is probably a
way to make that work with Docker, but I’m not here for that today.