Under Linux some folders end with *.d for directory. Eg resolf.conf.d. It seems to me, that these folders get interpreted as d-files, which leads to an exception. I assume the same issue should occur for all other operating systems.
If you want me to, I can do a pull request.
Thanks for that great language server! It just works and I like it a lot.
Markus
System: Ubuntu 18.10, KDE, Version 1.11.7
log (
d.init.logFile
)Under Linux some folders end with
*.d
for directory. Egresolf.conf.d
. It seems to me, that these folders get interpreted as d-files, which leads to an exception. I assume the same issue should occur for all other operating systems.If you want me to, I can do a pull request.
Thanks for that great language server! It just works and I like it a lot. Markus