Automatic :LvimCacheReset when lvim.lsp.automatic_configuration.skipped_servers changes

[ReallySnazzy]

Feature Description

If lvim.lsp.automatic_configuration.skipped_servers changes, then automatically perform :LvimCacheReset / require("lvim.utils.hooks").reset_cache(). I got a bit confused while trying to work out how to switch tsserver to denols. I ran it after adding tsserver to skipped, but I didn't after removing denols from skipped and was having issues troubleshooting. It seems like it might not be a bad idea to have LunarVim automatically do this since it would mean less user error and doesn't seem like a big change maybe?

Describe the alternatives you have considered

I thought about adding it to my own config, but it would be nice to have built into Lunarvim

Support information

No response

[LostNeophyte]

how would we detect that change? unless this feature would only work with :LvimReload

[ReallySnazzy]

Could save a file containing the last state of that list and then when neovim is loaded if lvim can detect that the current state of the list is different from the file, it could perform the cache cleaning logic.

[LostNeophyte]

I think that the current lsp config is quite confusing for the users and I want to change it either way. I plan to remove the need for this template generation after each change of the config completely. I'd need to experiment and find a way to organize the config that I think is better, then consult the other team members and users. That process is time consuming though so I'm fine with using a file in cache as a temporary solution
this is my personal opinion though, I'm not sure what other members think about it

[kylo252]

Could save a file containing the last state of that list and then when neovim is loaded if lvim can detect that the current state of the list is different from the file, it could perform the cache cleaning logic.

@ReallySnazzy, that should be doable! We just need to make sure it's cheap/fast to do this validation, since it needs to be done every time you load the config.