Jake Bailey
Jake Bailey
It's strange that .NET's builtin file enumeration does not handle this (though perhaps not strange given that the idea of symlinks in Windows is sorta "new", and stuff like this...
That's an initialization option for us, yes, but its only use is for file indexing for symbols, i.e. the document symbol call (the outline) and the workspace symbols, so that...
Any fix to not recursing via symlinks will be an entirely different fix, unrelated to that listing (which is arbitrary, and is more historical to the pre-rewrite language server a...
This is purely an extension issue; the fix would be to store the downloaded code in the extension's global storage area rather than its folder. This is a bit more...
Going to leave this open for a bit, will talk w/ PMs to see if we want to do this.
Seems to fail the NoRightSideCheck test. My test was something like: ```python y = {} invalid.access, another.access, (y.okay, fake.variable.access) = [1, 2, (3, 4)] ``` But the current code appears...
This issue was just transferred to us, we haven't yet had time to look into it to say where the bug may be or if it's a known issue with...
If you use `bar` in some way (like adding `print(bar)`), is the reference found then?
I wouldn't worry about the high virtual count. I've seen things like Chrome's NaCl runtime do the same thing. Since we're in .NET, there's technically a runtime which interprets an...
That's a different language server entirely, and our VS Code extension does not run it.