Help needed with Language server setup in settings.json

[JeremyTBradshaw]

Can you please tell me exactly what needs to go in here?

{
    "lsp": {
        "powershell-es": {
            "binary": {
                "path": "<path to PowerShellEditorServices>"
            }
        }
    }
}

This isn't working for me:

"lsp": {
    "powershell-es": {
      "binary": {
        "path": "pwsh.exe",
        "arguments": [
          "-NoLogo",
          "-NoProfileLoadTime",
          "-Command",
          "C:\\Users\\MYUSER\\.PowerShellEditorServices\\PowerShellEditorServices\\Start-EditorServices.ps1",
        ],
      },
    },
  },

Thanks in advance.

[JeremyTBradshaw]

I also want to add, that now after several installs both in Linux and Windows, this statement does not seem to hold true:

The extension requires PowerShell to be available in your environment. If that is the case, the extension will auto-download the language server and start it.

Though, oh how I wish it did. But no error messages and no download. I do see the JSON language server auto-downloads and where it stores, so I assume the PowerShell auto-downloaded LSP would go to the same location, but maybe it goes somewhere else?

[JeremyTBradshaw]

I honestly don't know what changed, but I let the "lsp" section in my settings.json and then just got rid of the "binary" section within. Instantly I started seeing in the status bar down below "Download Powershell-es language server..." and it runs now....

I think I need a few more repetitions setting this up from scratch to see where I went wrong initially.