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Re: [lsp4e-dev] Latest LSP4E not compatible with Oxygen
Ok, thanks for the answer. If you are using features not available in older Eclipse versions then that's how it is, and we just have to put our work on hold until we can use the latest and greatest.

We cannot run Photon or later because of Linux environments with outdated versions of GTK and Cairo, so the only real solution is to upgrade the environments. That takes some time though, since the organisation we're working in is quite big.

/Maria

Från: lsp4e-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx <lsp4e-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx> för Jonah Graham <jonah@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Skickat: den 19 december 2018 11:39
Till: lsp4e developer discussions
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Hi Maria,

LSP4E requires newer features of Eclipse because those new features were specifically implemented in org.eclipse.jface.text to enable all the features of LSP4E. I would expect LSP4E to keep being updated to target the most recent Eclipse as development continues.

Is there something keeping you on Oxygen that we can help with?

Thanks
Jonah





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Jonah Graham
Kichwa Coders Ltd.
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On Wed, 19 Dec 2018 at 09:47, Maria Färdig <maria.fardig@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, I posted this in the Eclipse user forum but got sent here instead.

Me and my team are evaluating LSP4J and LSP4E for a plugin project which would benefit from a language server integration.

We would like to use the latest release of LSP4E, but when trying to install it in Oxygen the task is unsuccessful since LSP4E requires org.eclipse.jface.text 3.13.0 and org.eclipse.ui.intro 3.5.200, both of which are bundled with Photon.
Unfortunately we are stuck with running Oxygen for the foreseeable future, and this means that we need to put the LSP evaluation on hold. We are already using LSP4J 0.5.0 for other projects, and we don't want to downgrade that in order to get a working installation of LSP4E.

Is there a reason for LSP4E being dependent on these Photon specific plugin versions? Is it necessary for the code to be tied to minor and patch releases? If not, it would be nice if it could be run in Oxygen too.

/Maria
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