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🐛 BUG: In non-Astro workspaces, the extension warn about not being able to find Astro abusively
Describe the Bug
Currently, when opening Astro files outside of an Astro workspace, the extension will complain about not being able to find Astro. This is valid, however it's very annoying for users. It'd be great if the following happened:
- If an Astro file is opened inside a non-Astro workspace, we should warn once, and only once about not being able to find Astro and that the experien
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Due to how my environment is set up, the gleam executable is not in $PATH when the gleam extension is loaded, and thus it can not start the language server.
(Path is set in .bashrc which is apparently not loaded)
I think the simplest and/or most general solution would be to add a setting where you can manually specify the path to the gleam executable.
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Currently, we can only choose a background color.
I would be great if we can choose font and size also.
AceJump uses edit font family and font size, which sometimes make aceJump's popups barely visible.
Example below:
