language-server

I am using this extension as part of the coc-sh plugin for coc.nvim. When I am doing the file completion, I do not see hidden files and directories suggested. Is there a way to enable this?

Environment data

VS Code version: 1.34.0
Extension version (available under the Extensions sidebar): 2019.4.12954
OS and version: Ubuntu 19.04
Python version (& distribution if applicable, e.g. Anaconda): 3.6
Type of virtual environment used: virtualenv

Problem

The type hints in the stub file for the current module aren't used for autocompletion.

I have a foo.pyi file as

Add a configuration flag that disables the Java-to-Kotlin converter in external sources. This would also require declaring the option in the vscode-kotlin client.

For some reason, clojure-lsp compiled with latest graalvm that we are already using on Linux/Macos/aarch64, doesn't work for Windows.
We should debug and understand why since other projects (babashka for example) work normally with that version.

One thing we should probably do that should help is to make integration tests work with Windows, which is commented/not running ATM.

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Now I need to write svelte.showCompiledCodeToSide command everytime I switch to another file to be able to see compiled code of that file.

Describe the solution you'd like
When I open compiled version of code by svelte.showCompiledCodeToSide command, it would be nice if it would automatically change that compiled versi

Background

We have recently introduced a custom command module.calls which currently exclusively uses the data from the .terraform folder. There is currently no other easy way of getting the important metadata, such as (1) module hierarchy, (2) installed location on disk, (3) installed version.

As described in hashicorp/terraform#30005 the existing behavio

We should improve the test coverage for the FilePatternAssociation to avoid any regressions in the future.

Currently clangd doesn't seem to process doxygen commands or at least not all of them (there are different supported syntax formats by doxygen).

A sample method produces this output by clangd

As seen in the screenshot the commands like \brief, \param are ignored.

The Vs Code C/C

Context

Folding is the ability to show/hide (collapse/uncollapse) regions of code. Many editors offer to the user the ability to fold and unfold regions at a specific level and/or recursively, using either a mouse or a keyboard shortcut. Folding can simplify reading complex code by allowing the user to focus on the significant

In extension.ts when the client options are created, these parameters are passed in:

fileEvents: [
    workspace.createFileSystemWatcher('**/*.?(e)y?(a)ml'),
    workspace.createFileSystemWatcher('**/*.json')
]

I am not really sure what the first FileSystemWatcher does - commenting it out does not break language server functionality (on the server side, the `documents.on

Expected Behavior

I would like to be warned that an "in port" would be stripped if no subscription is implemented.

Current Behavior

port module Main exposing (..)

-- Define an inPort (but no implementation yet)
port inPort : (String -> msg) -> Sub msg

subscriptions : Model -> Sub Msg
subscriptions _ =
    Sub.none -- inPort is never subscribed to

Current