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Navigation and autocompletion are broken for recent versions of vibe-d dependency (e.g. version 0.10.0).
Way to reproduce: open any stand-alone vibe-d based project in vscode and try to navigate to a class definition that belongs to vibe-d or try to autocomlete or navigate to one of vibe-d modules in imports. The operation fails. Also code-d is not able to recognize vibe-d sub-project versions and shows "Import paths are empty!" warning on dub dependencies refresh.
Expected behavior: obviously, autocompletion and navigation to definitions should work.
A partial workaround: generate a list of import paths for a project (as described here, the 1st command) and add them to "importPaths" of your project. (This doesn't fix dub dependency view and the warning, though.)
UPD: dlangide seems to have a similar issue. Dub works fine without any issues.
Versions:
code-d: v0.23.2
vibe-d: 0.10.0
dlangide: 0.8.18
dub: 1.36.0
serve-d: v0.7.6 with workspace-d v3.7.0
OS: GNU/Linux
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Navigation and autocompletion are broken for recent versions of vibe-d dependency (e.g. version 0.10.0).
Way to reproduce: open any stand-alone vibe-d based project in vscode and try to navigate to a class definition that belongs to vibe-d or try to autocomlete or navigate to one of vibe-d modules in imports. The operation fails. Also code-d is not able to recognize vibe-d sub-project versions and shows "Import paths are empty!" warning on dub dependencies refresh.
Expected behavior: obviously, autocompletion and navigation to definitions should work.
A partial workaround: generate a list of import paths for a project (as described here, the 1st command) and add them to
"importPaths"
of your project. (This doesn't fix dub dependency view and the warning, though.)UPD: dlangide seems to have a similar issue. Dub works fine without any issues.
Versions:
OS: GNU/Linux
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: