Tomasz N

All windows are clear but after reconnecting with `VimspectorContinue` they looks the same. At most `No current thread` can appear but this message can be replaced by any next one.

From the point of view of my needs, the autocommands seem basic and the query and its result - additional and nice to have. WDYT about the following scenario: 1....

What do you think about creating a separate command to display summary of supported and unsupported features for given debug adapter? See the output from`:checkhealth nvim_treesitter` for example (from https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter):...

From a beginner's (in this topic) point of view it could save time needed to ensure that some disability comes from a missing feature and it is neither Vimspector nor...

I didn't notified by GitHub about #406 before it was merged. Thanks. Info about `supportsCompletionsRequest` still remains missing. ``` -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Server Capabilities: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- { "supportsConfigurationDoneRequest": true, "supportsEvaluateForHovers": false, "supportsConditionalBreakpoints": true,...

There is no `"supportsCompletionsRequest": false`. I guess this capability isn't reported by PHP XDebug adapter explicitly.

Less advanced users (and me in case of possibly other capabilities) can be still confused as to why, for example, completion does not work (without browsing the code of Vimspector...

@skovhus after merging the current master into your branch I looked if and how it works (see #156 ). The essence of your change is that you make an **intersection**...

> unless we want to do just-to-definition across files (which required a lot of work). I have lots of scripts with calling to functions defined somewhere outside and cannot simply...

I use bash-language-server with vim. Probably it no matters in such case. Right, editing single file with filetype `sh` invokes using the server. I could rename my own scripts to...