Closed KUGDev closed 5 days ago
I don't see any com.redhat.*
stacktrace, have you the same problem with another language (like Java) which is not associated to a language server?
I noticed this problem when we use file index to retrieve a file from String uri that I have fixed since last version of IJ (2024.2 I think)
I wonder if it is a bug from IJ?
I don't see any
com.redhat.*
stacktrace, have you the same problem with another language (like Java) which is not associated to a language server?I noticed this problem when we use file index to retrieve a file from String uri that I have fixed since last version of IJ (2024.2 I think)
I wonder if it is a bug from IJ?
Current stable is 2024.1 The same issue is reproducible for other LSP servers as well Not sure if it is the plug-in's problem, but I saw some usages of this feature inside of the LSP4IJ's code, so created the issue in here as the most specific place to make a heads-up or get some clarification
If you do Find Usages for Java code for instance, do you see this issue?
It looks like the other code causes the same issue, so most probably this is the IntelliJ's problem
Thanks for your feedback, I think we can close this issue since it is a JetBrains issue, right?
Ok @angelozerr, if you think so, we can close the issue But the thing is that this issues is not reproducible with other plugins It does not bother me until I call the Find Usages feature, so I will be avoiding it then Thank you
My main problem with your issue is that I dont see any stack trace from LSP4IJ so it will hard to fix something from LSP4IJ
My main problem with your issue is that I dont see any stack trace from LSP4IJ so it will hard to fix something from LSP4IJ
Welcome to the IntelliJ platfrom:)
The plugin to test the behaviour: https://github.com/zowe/zowe-cobol-language-support-intellij There is demo.cbl file to test the issue when the plugin is installed. Tested with LSP4IJ 0.0.2
The issue appears during the plug-in run in development mode