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Is it possible to pass an env to LSP?

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Description: Is it possible to pass an env to LSP?

For example, when starting clangd, I want to specify a CPATH for it. I tried to send RawCommandServerDefinition like this:

        RawCommandServerDefinition cpp = new RawCommandServerDefinition("cpp", new String[]{"set CPATH=xxxxx","&&","D:\\Program Files\\LLVM\\bin\\clangd.exe","-log=verbose"});

but it will not recognize the set command.

Do you have any other suggestion? Thank you!

Suggested Labels: Feature

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Created 4 years ago
Reactions:3
Comments:15 (13 by maintainers)

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NipunaRanasinghecommented, Oct 29, 2019

do we REALLY need it?

@nixel2007 That’s a good question! These server definition types are inspired by the gtache’s original implementation, but it seems command based server definitions would be sufficient when going forward. So maybe we can get rid of the rest by revamping the server definition implementation, which will require a careful revamping process to avoid regressions.

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nixel2007commented, Oct 29, 2019

since the input won’t be a “raw command” anymore.

Agreed.

abstract thought - looks like API has “overloaded” org/wso2/lsp4intellij/client/languageserver/serverdefinition package. So much server definition types and ways to define LS connection. do we REALLY need it? Maybe we should reduce number of accessable definitions to two of them: raw-command and process builder?