If you mean that dependencies better resolve = project better be in a mostly buildable state or they complain of undefined stuff that's true.
If you mean that dependencies better resolve = project better be in a mostly buildable state or they complain of undefined stuff that's true.
This starts to hurt bad when the compiler producing the build is not clang. If you try to use a compile database describing C++20 module compile lines for GCC, clangd will choke badly. If you're using MSVC flags that clang-cl hasn't been taught yet, clangd falls over. If you're using CMake to produce the compile database, it will leave out synthetic targets from the database and you will see errors because clangd cannot find the interfaces described by those targets. If you're not using CMake you need to configure bear or ninja or whatever to produce a compilation database for you. Etc, etc.
[1]: https://clang.llvm.org/docs/JSONCompilationDatabase.html