@@ -179,13 +179,14 @@ async backend to use, currently either `"default"` or `"lsp"`. Default:
179179`setup` is called. Supported keys: - `update ` if `true` , the plugin will run
180180`vectorcode update` on startup to update the embeddings; - `lsp ` if `true` , the
181181plugin will try to start the LSP server on startup so that you won’t need to
182- wait for the server loading when making your first request. -
183- `sync_log_env_var``boolean ` . If true, this plugin will automatically set the
184- `VECTORCODE_LOG_LEVEL` environment variable for LSP or cmd processes started
185- within your neovim session when logging is turned on for this plugin. Use at
186- caution because the non-LSP CLI write all logs to stderr, which _may_ make this
187- plugin VERY verbose. See | VectorCode-debugging-and-logging | for details on how
188- to turn on logging.
182+ wait for the server loading when making your first request. _Please pay extra
183+ attention on lazy-loading so that the LSP server won’t be started without a
184+ buffer to be attached to (see here)._ - `sync_log_env_var``boolean ` . If true,
185+ this plugin will automatically set the `VECTORCODE_LOG_LEVEL` environment
186+ variable for LSP or cmd processes started within your neovim session when
187+ logging is turned on for this plugin. Use at caution because the non-LSP CLI
188+ write all logs to stderr, which _may_ make this plugin VERY verbose. See
189+ | VectorCode-debugging-and-logging | for details on how to turn on logging.
189190
190191You may notice that a lot of options in `async_opts` are the same as the other
191192options in the top-level of the main option table. This is because the
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