Arrays of objects are not split up in the yaml outline

Here is an example image: https://cl.ly/0d3J3r3R202l

The text:

init_config:
  
instances:
  - name:  words
    url:   http://localhost:8080/
    http_response_status_code: 200
    timeout: 5
    skip_event: true
    tags:
      - name:words
      - type:app
      - env:prod
  - name:  words2
    url:   http://localhost:8081/
    http_response_status_code: 200
    timeout: 5
    skip_event: true
    tags:
      - name:words2
      - type:app
      - env:prod

instances just appearing as an array with a bunch of duplicate values. http://yaml-online-parser.appspot.com/ seems to correctly parse this as:

{
  "instances": [
    {
      "http_response_status_code": 200, 
      "name": "erights http://localhost:8080/", 
      "timeout": 5, 
      "tags": [
        "name:erights", 
        "type:app", 
        "env:prod"
      ], 
      "url": "http://localhost:8080/", 
      "skip_event": true
    }, 
    {
      "http_response_status_code": 200, 
      "name": "erights http://localhost:8080/", 
      "timeout": 5, 
      "tags": [
        "name:erights", 
        "type:app", 
        "env:prod"
      ], 
      "url": "http://localhost:8080/", 
      "skip_event": true
    }
  ], 
  "init_config": null
}

[JPinkney]

This should work now as we’ve implemented hierarchical document symbols.

[JPinkney]

In order to get what I’m looking for I’d have to make some kind of dummy object for each element of the array to get it represented in the hierarchy

That would have to be done on this extensions side not on your side.

I feel like just having the object symbol with no name and a dropdown would be a fine workaround and still be pretty clear.

Perhaps that could work. Though i’m not entirely sure if the language server protocol states whether or not the text should be empty strings or not. Additionally, the regular document symbols (ctrl+shift+o for me on VSCode i’m not sure if thats the default or not though) would just have an empty text field for those objects which wouldn’t be really helpful. I’ll play around with it and see.