Feature/completion item/resolve#25
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@krassowski, any updates on this one? |
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No, sorry not yet. Feel free to pick it up if you need it. Otherwise, I will get to finish it eventually, but through May I am having busy time at Uni and cannot afford to do both maintenance and active development. |
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@krassowski, no worries! I was just checking in to see what was the state of this PR! Have a nice end of semester |
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Sorry it took me so long to get back to this. I tried to use the proposed document-specific caching mechanism but I don't think it is possible as explained in #25 (comment). |
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Hi @krassowski, no worries! I've just left you a suggestion on the review discussion. |
The document identifier is stored in the completion item data.
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| "default": false, | ||
| "description": "Enable fuzzy when requesting autocomplete." | ||
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| "pylsp.plugins.jedi_completion.eager": { |
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I don't know how we should manage these kind of configuration options that apply to both jedi, rope and possibly other completion backends
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I think splitting them by plugin is fine because some plugins may be very fast to eagerly resolve completions and some may be slow. It might be beneficial to let user/IDE make this choice (not necessarily today with rope and jedi as only completion providers, but potentially in the future).
This made me realise I missed adding the setting to schema for rope...
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| 'resolveProvider': False, # We know everything ahead of time | ||
| 'triggerCharacters': ['.'] | ||
| 'resolveProvider': True, # We could know everything ahead of time, but this takes time to transfer |
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If this value is True, then it means that eager is False, right? Then if a client decides to have all the information ready and sets eager to True, then it is their responsibility to not calling completionResolve?
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If this value is True, then it means that eager is False, right?
IMO no, eager still can be True. resolveProvider just declares that server will handle completionItem/resolve requests; it does not forbid server to return resolved items in the first place.
if a client decides to have all the information ready and sets
eagerto True, then it is their responsibility to not callingcompletionResolve?
No, the client is still allowed to call completionItem/resolve, it will be just inefficient for them to do so.
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Hi @krassowski, thanks for your work on this one, I appreciate a lot that you managed to remove that global variable mechanism! I left you a few questions about the behaviour of this new feature. |
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Thanks for this work @krassowski! |
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Supersedes palantir/python-language-server#905. Rebase of #1.
eageroption to rope_completion and jedi_completion allow users using clients which cannot yet handlecompletionItem/resolveto restore to eager resolution (inside oftextDocument/completions)TODO: