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did_rename doesn't fire when only new extension matches filter
See original GitHub issueIt appears that in the case when a server has registered for the did_rename, and a FileOperationRegistrationOptions, with a filter:"**/*.txt"
when the client renames a file from e.g. foo to foo.txt, no did_rename (and for completeness no did_create)
event ever gets sent to the server.
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@DanTup good question. I will have a look.
In general, I think that the rename should only match the old URI. That is the resource that got renamed. Matching the new name should only happen on opt in, if we want to support it at all.
The idea of DidRename is nor for tracking purpose. If is to fix source code in cases where the file name must match a program symbol name (like in Java).