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Re: [che-dev] Simplify mounting of project sources to plugins
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I'm reading that as that it is better to hardcode the root of the
projects to some "well-known" path. That way we can ensure that the URIs
will have a better chance at being the same.
As one of the crowd who's lacking the technical expertise in the
minutiae of the IDE<->plugin<->server interactions, I'm glad I asked :)
On 21. 01. 19 13:48, tmader@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Mon, 2019-01-21 at 13:43 +0200, Oleksandr Garagatyi wrote:
I would consider other technical reasons before letting the crowd
decide since the crowd might lack technical expertise in this area.
Several months ago Yevhen Vydolob told me that one cannot just change
the path if Language servers are used. The reason os that path of
files that get changed is sent from Editor to a language server.
Since they can be located in different containers changing an
absolute path can break everything.
I do NOT know whether the constraints have changed since then.
@Yevhen Vydolob @Florent Benoit @Thomas Maeder please, share your
expertise here.
LSP uses URIs to identify resources. While not mandated by the
protocol, these will be file URI's and thus include the full file
system path. This means that the language server and the ide need to
see the files in the IDE workspace at the same location. It doesn't
have to be "/projects", but it has to be the same for the language
server and the IDE.
does this help?
/Thomas
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