Where to put structured documentation now?
See original GitHub issueNow removed vscode-client had package.json which included a structured documentation of configuration options. Should we retain this file (possibly in a different place/under a different name)?
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I think it is more feasible letting each plugin to publish their own configuration options, since we cannot handle all updates and it could be probably get outdated easily.
I think we could have a
sample-configuration.jsonwith the actual server configuration.Maybe the documentation could be similar to the one we use in https://github.com/spyder-ide/pyls-spyder that describes the keys and sections and which hookspecs use them.