Enhance LSP client to support configuring language ID and add support for Typescript React#9238
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Enhance LSP client to support configuring language ID and add support for Typescript React#9238matthiasblaesing wants to merge 2 commits intoapache:masterfrom
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@lahodaj would you please have a look at the implementation/the new API added to support mapping language ids? |
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In contrast to NetBeans LSP servers don't use the mimetype of the file to determine their support or the variant to use for the file.
One such example is the typescript LSP server, that offers support for:
the client has to provide the correct language id or it uses the default (typescript).
This changeset adds the option to configure the language id to use for generic LSP support and it updates the typescript LSP integration to support both typescript (for .ts files) and typescriptreact (for .tsx files). The typescript enhancement allows for code completion inside TSX elements.