About clientOptions.workspaceFolder.uri
of LanguageClientConfig
must be a real physical disk path?
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yswang0927
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Hi @yswang0927 short answer: yes. It is one of the reason why we use a Container for eclipse.jdt.ls in our example as we can ensure the workspace exists on the file system. |
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Hi, @kaisalmen
I use
@codingame/monaco-vscode-api
and ourmonaco-languageclient
to implements java editor and java-lsp(eclipse.jdtls).By way of the combination, I successfully connected to the Java - LSP - server (lsp is working properly), but I found the
LanguageClientConfig
-clientOptions.workspaceFolder.uri
must be a real physical disk path, if it is a non-existent path or memory path, the lsp will not take effect.The
clientOptions. workspaceFolder.uri
must be a real physical disk path, right?The
initLspClient
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