(Unsure if without this, it actually crashes....)
FQN is actually not required for Q chat to work, so we should not crash the runtime if the file doesn't exist.
Solution
Unfortunately, I had about 30min of time for this so this is hacky, but tried to keep it somewhat flexible. If @aws/lsp-fqn is actually not being released, I think this should be okay. I am writing a proposal for a worker feature anyway, so that should include error handling.
License
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Problem
(Unsure if without this, it actually crashes....) FQN is actually not required for Q chat to work, so we should not crash the runtime if the file doesn't exist.
Solution
Unfortunately, I had about 30min of time for this so this is hacky, but tried to keep it somewhat flexible. If
@aws/lsp-fqnis actually not being released, I think this should be okay. I am writing a proposal for a worker feature anyway, so that should include error handling.License
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.