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December 2020
Created 9 commits in 2 repositories
Created a pull request in denoland/deno that received 1 comment
feat(lsp): support import maps
Supports specifying an import map in the configuration of a language server client and having that applied to the workspace.
Opened 8 other pull requests in 2 repositories
denoland/vscode_deno
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- docs: update readme to link to canary extension
- feat: add back JSON schema for import maps
- chore: release v0.0.3 of canary
- fix: plugin settings match language server settings
- feat: extension activates on deno virtual files
- feat: suppress references and definitions
- feat: add suppressing quick info and document highlights
denoland/deno
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Reviewed 17 pull requests in 2 repositories
denoland/deno 16 pull requests
- chore: fixed typo
- docs(tools): add documentation for the deno lsp command
- [docs] fix: naming in `std/io` usage example
- refactor(lsp): make loop async + tsc on aux thread
- build: remove cargo publish --dry-run
- fix(cli): Throw error when the inferred output path already exists during compile
- feat(lsp): basic support for textDocument/completion
- Upgrade ring to support arm64
- chore(cli): unhide lsp command from CLI
- chore(std): Remove tsconfig_test.json
- refactor(cli): Simplify choosing type lib in CliModuleLoader
- upgrade: swc_bundler 0.17.5
- style: add default value on argument
- fix(compile): disable source mapping of errors
- refactor(cli): DRY cli/ast.rs
- upgrade: swc_bundler 0.17.3
denoland/vscode_deno 1 pull request
Created an issue in denoland/deno that received 4 comments
deno_core::ModuleLoader::load should not be async
In the CLI we have moved all async functionality to ::prepare_load() and every other implementation of the trait responds synchronously.