1. My C++ code all seems to be treated like C so I have annoying decorations everywhere in my source telling me keywords like 'class' and 'public' are not valid.
2. In many many files, my F2 functionality (follow symbol or open header) is broken.
3. (unrelated to clang) With every file I open I have to choose the encoding before I'm able to edit the file. If I close that file and reopen I have to choose the encoding all over again. Why is this? I don't remember having to do this before.

If I disable clangd, the above issues go away but I lose the code completion feature that I've been enjoying all these years.

One clue I have is that now I can with each editor pane select 'clangd' or 'clangd for <myproject>'. When I choose 'clangd' I get all the annoying errors about e.g. class and public not being valid keywords. When I select 'clangd for <myproject>' I seemingly lose my F2 functionality and still get incorrect clang warnings, though not as many.

Is there a guide or some suggestions on how to tame these newfound problems? Overall it feels like a step backwards from the previous version I was using.

On a positive note, I really like the extra CMake features with this release!

Thanks,
Rich