Feature: add option jump_to_single_result to lsp picker

[abeldekat]

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Module(s)

mini.pick, mini.extra

Description

Recently I started using mini.pick in my config. Thank you for this great plugin!

Regarding the lsp picker, I miss the ability to jump directly to a single result, bypassing the picker.
This is standard behavior in telescope, and can be configured in fzf-lua by supplying jump_to_single_result is true.

I frequently use goto definition. For now, fzf-lua provides the following lsp pickers in my config: "definition", "reference", "implementation", "type_definition".

Would it be possible to add this behavior to mini.pick?

[echasnovski]

Thanks for the suggestion!

This is, of course, possible. However, I don't think this is a good idea. My reasoning is that starting a picker should always result into showing a picker (as stated in #809 with a bit more thoughts in this comment).

Closing as not planned.

[abeldekat]

Oops... I was just writing an apology for this duplicate issue...)

[metafates]

I've stumbled upon the same problem and implemented this function that does just that =) Hope it helps

-- Open LSP picker for the given scope
---@param scope "declaration" | "definition" | "document_symbol" | "implementation" | "references" | "type_definition" | "workspace_symbol"
---@param autojump boolean? If there is only one result it will jump to it.
function M.picker(scope, autojump)
	---@return string
	local function get_symbol_query()
		return vim.fn.input("Symbol: ")
	end

	if not autojump then
		local opts = { scope = scope }

		if scope == "workspace_symbol" then
			opts.symbol_query = get_symbol_query()
		end

		require("mini.extra").pickers.lsp(opts)
		return
	end

	---@param opts vim.lsp.LocationOpts.OnList
	local function on_list(opts)
		vim.fn.setqflist({}, " ", opts)

		if #opts.items == 1 then
			vim.cmd.cfirst()
		else
			require("mini.extra").pickers.list({ scope = "quickfix" }, { source = { name = opts.title } })
		end
	end

	if scope == "references" then
		vim.lsp.buf.references(nil, { on_list = on_list })
		return
	end

	if scope == "workspace_symbol" then
		vim.lsp.buf.workspace_symbol(get_symbol_query(), { on_list = on_list })
		return
	end

	vim.lsp.buf[scope]({ on_list = on_list })
end