Nathan Ridge

Would this only apply to the case where a single file is compressed using gzip? It would also be nice to be able to open a compressed folder, and then...

> Can anyone confirm this behavior? Yes, I see the same. I think the issue may be that the code to send the `textDocument/inlayHint` requests only appeared in vscode-languageclient version...

Looks like this is fixed in vscode-clangd 0.1.20. The inlay hints may look a bit different by default now that it's vscode rendering them natively, but this can be customized...

You say the project is mostly headers. I assume there are _some_ cpp files, otherwise the `compile_commands.json` generated by CMake would be empty. When you open a header file, since...

There is definitely room for clangd to improve the mechanism by which it chooses a file to infer the flags from (see https://github.com/clangd/clangd/issues/123, which I think was closed prematurely). In...

See https://github.com/clangd/clangd/issues/526 for a similar request. At least the workaround described there (to change `clangd.arguments` to pass a different `--compile-commands-dir=`) should be viable now. Clangd has also since introduced the...

@sam-mccall I wonder what you think of this patch. On the one hand, it may seem like a lot of effort for a small cosmetic improvement. (But I've already done...

@sam-mccall review ping :)

Shopping around for some other reviewers :)

> Seems to work. Still relies on the `comment` semantic token type, which seems to override the default syntax highlighting. Is it perhaps technically possible to remove the semantic token...