Nicholas Bollweg

Hm... [D 2021-12-15 15:09:56.732 ServerApp] javascript-typescript-langserver/lib/language-server-stdio.js not found in node_modules of [PosixPath('/home/jovyan'), PosixPath('/opt/conda/share/jupyter/lab/staging'), PosixPath('/opt/conda/lib'), PosixPath('/opt/conda')]

Even if that registry bit is set on windows, the are so many sharp edges: with the whole windows drive letter thing, and its other various flavors, there isn't an...

I don't recall... Did we add message transforming? If so, it seems like something one could write with a little python. I've also considered some declarative approaches like json-e.

> typescript extensions are easier to install and update (and as already mentioned allow for more than regexpr) Disagreed. So long as npm, nodejs, and webpack are in the mix,...

While thinking about #201, another interesting one: ```yaml LanguageServerManager: language_servers: ... transclusions: ipython-shell-magics: host: mime_types: - text/x-dockerfile languages: - dockerfile file_extensions: - Dockerfile guest: mime_types: - application/x-sh languages: - sh...

Thanks for the interest! There's actually several ways this could go down. - One of them might be to do all of this work _outside_ of this repo, as a...

> This might be easiest to start with. Easiest to start with, sure, but is not composable/shippable... it's basically no fun to have to tell someone to crack open _Advanced...

> some fast path Yep, we've tried to avoid fast paths on this repo if they're going to be painful/insoluble in the future (hence why this hasn't happened yet). >...

Yeah, it's a rather opinionated project. I don't mean one should use that repo _directly_ but rather the pattern for publishing it. You might get more leverage from https://github.com/jupyterlab/extension-cookiecutter-ts

Yeah, the Language Server Protocol Specification doesn't say anything about multi-language documents, so we're kinda shooting in the dark here. Further, basically 0 language servers care about Jupyter's JSON format,...