This change permits starting gopls without a root URI or any workspace
folders. If no view is found for an opened file, we try to create a new
view based on the module root of that file. In GOPATH mode, we just
use the directory containing the file.
I wrote a regtest for this by adding a new configuration that gets
propagated to the sandbox. I'm not sure if this is the best way to do
that, so I'll let Rob advise.
Fixesgolang/go#34160
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In the past, changes to GOPACKAGESDRIVER have led to some confusing
regtest failures. Explicitly set it off.
Updates golang/go#39384
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The gopls workspace environment defaults to the process environment in
which gopls was started. This means that when switching environments,
gopls can potentially get a different environment when connecting as an
editor sidecar from when forwarding requests to the daemon.
To (hopefully mostly) mitigate this pain point, inject the Go
environment when forwarding the 'initialize' request, which contains
InitializationOptions containing the 'env' configuration. We could go
further and send the entire os.Environ(), but that seems problematic
both in its unbounded nature, and because in many cases the user may not
actually want to send their process env over the wire. Gopls behavior
should *mostly* be parameterized by gopls binary and Go env, and after
this change these should match for forwarder and daemon.
For go1.15, Explicitly set the GOMODCACHE environment variable in the
regtest sandbox. Without this, regtests were failing in the forwarded
environment because they implicitly shared a module cache.
Fixesgolang/go#37830
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Some code lenses may be undesirable for certain users or editors -- for
example a code lens that runs tests, when VSCode already supports this
functionality outside of the LSP. To handle such situations, support
configuring code lenses via a new 'codelens' gopls option.
Add support for code lens in regtests, and use this to test the new
configuration. To achieve this, thread through a new 'EditorConfig' type
that configures the fake editor's LSP session. It made sense to move the
test Env overlay onto this config object as well.
While looking at them, document some types in source.Options.
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Our fake.Workdir generates synthetic file events for "watched" files
when using its file API, but we have no such hooks for file changes
originating from an external process, in this case the go command.
Previously, we detected a file event by checking go command logs to see
if a go.mod file was created. This is bound to be fragile, so we replace
this with a helper function that walks the working directory looking for
changes.
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We were previously sending diagnostics for nonexistent files, and then
adding them to the snapshot in the process. Remove this behavior, and
add a regression test. Case insensitive filesystems were too confusing
to write a test for, but fortunately, Filippo reported another instance
of this bug, so I used that for the regression test.
Fixesgolang/go#38602
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The Workspace type has accumulated too much additional functionality of
late: managing the Env, GOPATH, and GOPROXY in addition to the working
directory. Additionally, the name 'Workspace' can easily be confused
with 'workspaceFolder' in the LSP spec, and they're not quite
equivalent.
Split off a Proxy type to be responsible for the fake module proxy, and
a Workdir type to be responsible for working with the temporary
directory. Rename what remains of 'Workspace' to a more appropriate name
for such a collection of resources: Sandbox.
This is mostly just moving things around, with one significant change in
functionality: previously our three temporary directories (workdir,
gopath, and goproxy) were in separate toplevel directories below
$TMPDIR. Now they are all below a new sandbox temp directory, so that
they are correlated in the filesystem and can be cleaned up with one
call to os.RemoveAll.
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