I have a custom wrapper around dhall-lsp-server in the workspace like
direnv exec `pwd` dhall-lsp-server "$@"
The obtainExecutableStatus function errors out when it tries to exec this file. So I changed the error message to an info and continue execution without returning. (vscode's LanguageClient would anyway fail if it can't run the server). I also changed the code so it doesn't exit if the executable timedout for any reason, it just displays a message.
While at it, I also added support for resolving {workspaceFolder} and {home} variables in the executable path similar to how haskell's vscode plugin does.
Sidenote: It's probably better to just check whether the executable exists instead of trying to exec it.
I have a custom wrapper around dhall-lsp-server in the workspace like
The
obtainExecutableStatusfunction errors out when it tries to exec this file. So I changed the error message to an info and continue execution without returning. (vscode's LanguageClient would anyway fail if it can't run the server). I also changed the code so it doesn't exit if the executable timedout for any reason, it just displays a message.While at it, I also added support for resolving
{workspaceFolder}and{home}variables in the executable path similar to how haskell's vscode plugin does.Sidenote: It's probably better to just check whether the executable exists instead of trying to exec it.