You can simulate a remote LSP with the following script: ` $ mkfifo /tmp/somewhere # possibly in a directory resulting from `mktemp -d` $ nc -l 8000 < /tmp/somewhere | superbol-free lsp > /tmp/somewhere `

Once this is running, you can enter tcp://localhost:8000 in the superbol.lsp-path configuration setting. SuperBOL Studio will then rely on this LSP server instead of a binary that is bundled in the extension. Note: this “made up” remote server terminates once the first connection is closed.