Renato Athaydes

I've just seen that you started this project as a port from the JS project... are the EPL-licensed files simply ports of JS files that you decided to keep the...

I've been looking around to figure out how to configure things... unfortunately, lsp-java provides zero support for it and leaves it up to the Eclipse Server to sort things out......

Manually configuring a project, which is possible in any IDE, should be an easy thing to do :( Here's the VS Code Guide: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/java/java-project#_configure-classpath-for-unmanaged-folders Really well documented and has support...

@yyoncho what I would like to see is a way to configure: * where the sources are located (multiple directories) * where "resources" (files to NOT compile, but put in...

This setting is only useful if it is per project. Even a single "project" may have multiple modules. Are we supposed to use directory-local variables for this (I would think...

What I don't understand is what good is it to set a property for VS Code workspaces?? I guess the implicit assumption is that the Java LSP Server "understand" the...

The way it should work is that, when emacs opens a Java file, which should trigger loading the Java project (or workspace), it should look for the root of the...

@yyoncho I couldn't get this working... I tried the following: ```elisp (lsp-register-custom-settings '(("java.project.sourcePaths" "/Users/renato/some-project/src"))) ``` I then ran `lsp-workspace-restart`. But that dir was not added to the sources... Looking around,...

> @renatoathaydes do you have any comments about the new listeners? I am a bit out of the loop. But this sounds very useful to me.

@leonard84 oh I see. I will try to checkout this code and get spock-reports to use the new feature, I suppose that will let me fix https://github.com/renatoathaydes/spock-reports/issues/242 and maybe even...