Add support for Standard Ruby's LSP server #52
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andyw8
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Mar 24, 2025
| @@ -18,6 +18,10 @@ languages = ["Ruby", "ERB"] | |||
| name = "Rubocop" | |||
| languages = ["Ruby"] | |||
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| [language_servers.standard] | |||
| name = "Standard" | |||
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Wondering whether to call this Standard Ruby to avoid confusion with https://github.com/standard.
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Nevermind! Just noticed #25 |
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Since pull-based diagnostics aren't supported yet, I wanted to see if it's possible to use Standard's built-in language server for diagnostics, but Ruby LSP for everything else.
Since Standard's LSP is based on RoboCop's, I've basically just copied the existing RuboCop implementation.
So far it appears to be working well. I was concerned about what might happen if format requests were sent to multiple language servers. But it seems the request is only sent to the first in the
language_serversarray.If this is merged then the Ruby docs page should be updated to mention Standard.