Add command to restart ts server

This plugin has been working great for the most part, but sometimes it does strange things, such as not finding a file within typings/ that is clearly there.

Could you add a command (accessible via cmd + shift + p) that restarts the ts server? I think this would help mitigate this and many other issues that other devs experience.

[kylebebak]

There are many things that cause tsserver to fail (adding a module, changing the component in a module from a class component to a function component, etc).

Just have a look at the following:

• https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Sublime-Plugin/issues/585
• https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Sublime-Plugin/issues/539

Fortunately, this cool plugin, https://github.com/randy3k/AutomaticPackageReloader, has a command for reloading any Sublime Text plugin.

Install AutomaticPackageReloader and add something like the following to User/Default.sublime-commands:

{ "caption": "Reload TypeScript Package", "command": "package_reloader_reload", "args": {"pkg_name": "TypeScript"} },

Or, to your sublime-keymap file:

{ "keys": ["super+ctrl+alt+t"], "command": "package_reloader_reload", "args": {"pkg_name": "TypeScript"} },

This reloads the TypeScript package, and in most every case I’ve seen makes it actually start working again. This is a lot easier and faster than restarting Sublime Text.

[aMoniker]

Any developments on this issue, or the potential fixes to the tsserver? This seems to happen to me sometimes when I leave TS files open and switch between git branches.