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Watch for changed files #6

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fhs opened this issue May 28, 2019 · 4 comments
Open

Watch for changed files #6

fhs opened this issue May 28, 2019 · 4 comments
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fhs commented May 28, 2019

When files are changed outside of acme (e.g. git branch change), gopls currently doesn't update its cache. We should implement workspace/didChangeWatchedFiles when gopls supports it (issue golang/go#31553).

We may want to have a temporary workaround for gopls. Perhaps just watch for all matching (.go) files in the workspaces?
@fhs fhs added the enhancement New feature or request label May 28, 2019
fhs added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 8, 2019
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Tell LSP server about new, del, get, and put events in acme/log
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Before we were only handling put for formatting.
Now we handle all events related to file synchronization.
We also send all open files to LSP server on startup.

Helps #6
fhs added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 8, 2019
@fhs
Tell LSP server about new, del, get, and put events in acme/log
1bce913 
Before we were only handling put for formatting.
Now we handle all events related to file synchronization.
We also send all open files to LSP server on startup.

Helps #6
fhs added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 8, 2019
@fhs
Tell LSP server about new, del, get, and put events in acme/log
ecb3548 
Before we were only handling put for formatting.
Now we handle all events related to file synchronization.
We also send all open files to LSP server on startup.

Helps #6
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I just ran into this issue. Is the only solution to restart gopls at the moment?

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fyi, I asked on the gopls channel in slack, and apparently file watching is on the roadmap for gopls.

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fhs commented Sep 18, 2019

You can execute Get in the window to reload the file in gopls. That usually works if the set of files didn't change, but if you add/remove files, gopls might get so confused that you need to restart it.

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bd339 commented Apr 30, 2022

From the looks of the issue mentioned, this now works in gopls.

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