Clarification on connection to moe-moe.love

[ddnomad]

Question: what is this and why I see the binary connecting to it? Is it telemetry? Why is it opt-out instead of opt-in?

[firas-assaad]

It does appear to be the telemetry server:

lua-language-server/script/service/telemetry.lua

Line 101 in dbe11f8

local suc, link = pcall(net.connect, 'tcp', 'moe-moe.love', 11577)

My understanding is that it was completely removed in be4dcc0

Are you using the latest version?

[ddnomad]

It does appear to be the telemetry server:

lua-language-server/script/service/telemetry.lua

Line 101 in dbe11f8

local suc, link = pcall(net.connect, 'tcp', 'moe-moe.love', 11577)

My understanding is that it was completely removed in be4dcc0

Are you using the latest version?

Admittedly, I don't think I'm running the latest version. The language server was automatically downloaded and run by coc.nvim when I've opened init.lua. I did not update my neovim dependencies for quite a while as well.

That's being sad, even if telemetry is fully removed now, I would still love to get some clarification on the domain and why I seem to struggle to locate it in the source code.

[sumneko]

It is telemetry and it is opt-in, see https://github.com/LuaLS/lua-language-server/wiki/Privacy

[ddnomad]

@sumneko Thanks for your response. I've dug just a tiny bit deeper and it seems like coc.nvim uses an old version of lua-language-server (see screenshot below).

I guess it is something I should raise with COC developer instead. Closing this issue.

[martin-braun]

@ddnomad Related: #462

I literally have the same problem as I use coc-lua in coc.nvim.