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feat(registry): add java-language-server
It should be possible to get the pre-built version by extracting the vscode extension, but it also relies on a shell script to start the program.
They do provide batch scripts for Windows though. Would ctx.spawn.cmd work?
Edit: there is a batch run script, but not a batch link script. I think extracting the vscode extension and then using the batch script to run should work.
It should be possible to get the pre-built version by extracting the vscode extension, but it also relies on a shell script to start the program.
I was trying to find if they publish the .vsix archive anywhere but couldn't find it. Not on GitHub or OpenVSX
I was trying to find if they publish the .vsix archive anywhere but couldn't find it. Not on GitHub or OpenVSX
I see. I assume curl-ing Microsoft's marketplace is also out of question.
Doesn't installing git on Windows come with git bash? That should be able to run the shell script, since git is a requirement anyways.
Let's wait for a while and see what the response is over at https://github.com/georgewfraser/java-language-server/issues/233, thanks for looking into this!
Closing this as packages are no longer added to this registry, see instead https://github.com/mason-org/mason-registry/.
Added in https://github.com/mason-org/mason-registry/pull/1017