This is so that you don't have to open/edit runbooks in order to bind commands.
The LSP now supports a request called docker/markdown-blocks which will cause the lsp to re-fire all of the current $bind/register notifications using whatever has been cached. If the runbook.md has ever been opened by the user on the current machine (the current docker-lsp volume) then you'll be notified of those cached volumes.
ColinMcNeil
commented
5 months ago
This is so that you don't have to open/edit runbooks in order to bind commands.
The LSP now supports a
requestcalleddocker/markdown-blockswhich will cause the lsp to re-fire all of the current$bind/registernotifications using whatever has been cached. If the runbook.md has ever been opened by the user on the current machine (the current docker-lsp volume) then you'll be notified of those cached volumes.