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I recently installed doom emacs and really like how much it is developed. The problem I encounter is the following:

I want to add LSP-support for emacs. On the website, it is illustrated how I can make use of the LSP-Server in doom emacs. I'm not able to find the proper init.el file.

Where is it located and how can I make sure it's the correct one?

I ran a global find with

find ./ -type f -name "init.el" 2>/dev/null

in the .emacs.d folder (where I put doom emacs) and got the following output:

./modules/config/use-package/init.el
./modules/editor/evil/init.el
./lisp/init.el
./profiles/safe-mode/init.el
./.local/straight/repos/org/testing/jump/test/init.el
./.local/straight/repos/explain-pause-mode/tests/cases/.emacs.d/init.el
./.local/straight/repos/flycheck/test/init.el

Which if any is the correct one?

My .emacs.d directory looks like this at the moment:

bin  docs  early-init.el  eln-cache  LICENSE  lisp  modules  profiles  README.md  shell.nix  templates
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    Doom gives you easy access to its config files via SPC f p.
    – g-gundam
    Commented Sep 19, 2023 at 8:36
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    @g-gundam Thanks I actually found it this way.
    – MySQLInjection
    Commented Sep 19, 2023 at 10:12
  • In most cases it will be in ~/.doom.d
    – Anton Chevychalov
    Commented Oct 15, 2023 at 17:16

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The location of your current init file is stored in the variable user-init-file. You can see what its value is by invoking M-x describe-variable (I'm not a Doom Emacs user, but I think the keybinding is SPC h v) and then provide user-init-file.

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