Closed TamaMcGlinn closed 1 year ago
Added this note in the readme under VSCode > project support
If there is a single .gpr file in the root of the project, it will be selected automatically. To choose the active project file, use the
ada.chooseProject
command and select a project file in the file dialog.
@TamaMcGlinn
I've tried it locally, but when I execute command the setting doesn't save in .vscode/settings.json
immediately. So ALS doesn't get didConfigurationChange and "Build current project" task doesn't get project name.
Any idea?
I had not tested that; good find! I will have more time to test this next week, I'll get back to you when I know if I can reproduce and/or fix it.
My own test was using test_multigpr, and just checking from the main.adb where cntrl+click on the Foo function call takes you. With that I could see that the language server was switching as soon as the command had been issued.
This adds a filedialog command called 'Ada Select GPR Project' which lets the user select a .gpr file and puts that into the workspace configuration.
For a test project, see https://github.com/TamaMcGlinn/test_multigpr
Tested this with latest Ada_language_server (23.0.14) and it works beatifully; even if you had no .vscode/settings.json, it is created if you run the command. Note this command is only needed for non-alire projects, as ALS autodetects the right gpr file for alire projects now.