Calculate possible code-actions kinds dynamically #871
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I thought the server must reply with a subset of the client's list of codeActionKind during the initialization. But it's clearly not the case. The typescript-language-server returns these [1]: ["source.fixAll.ts" "source.removeUnused.ts" "source.addMissingImports.ts" ...] The clangd server returns these [2]: ["quickfix" "refactor" "info"] (Additionally, in the current code there is a mismatch between what Eglot initially sent and the completing read arguemnt of eglot-code-actions. "source" and "refactor" is missing from `eglot-code-actions'. Was this intentional?) Now, Eglot plays safe, and offers the union of the two lists as possible completions in `eglot-code-actions'. [1]: #847 (comment) [2]: #860
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I thought the server must reply with a subset of the client's list of
codeActionKind during the initialization. But it's clearly not the case.
The typescript-language-server returns these 1:
["source.fixAll.ts" "source.removeUnused.ts" "source.addMissingImports.ts" ...]
The clangd server returns these 2:
["quickfix" "refactor" "info"]
(Additionally, in the current code there is a mismatch between what
Eglot initially sent and the completing read argument of
eglot-code-actions. "source" and "refactor" is missing from
`eglot-code-actions'. Was this intentional?)
Now, Eglot plays safe, and offers the union of the two lists as
possible completions in `eglot-code-actions'.