* add `WorkspaceEditMetadata` and use it for `applyEdit`,
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/112109
* fix compilo in tests
* workspace edits from updating paths are marked as refactoring fyi @mjbvz
* Initial contents for JavaScript walkthrough.
* Just suggest a `.js` file.
* Switch the walkthrough to be a Node.js walkthrough.
* Remove leftover file from HTML walkthrough.
* Add basic detection mechanism for node.
* Don't check for a Node install until the user runs debug.
* Add "learn more" link.
* Some assets.
* Remove "run" section.
* Add a "try debugging anyway" option just in case.
* Remove "view terminal" command in run & debug.
* More copy.
* Remove unused command.
* Update icon and themed walkthrough SVGs
* Default to not showing the extension.
* Replace icon
* Delete TODO.md
* jsWelcome -> nodejsWelcome
Co-authored-by: David Dossett <ddossett@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Matt Bierner <matb@microsoft.com>
* Add patch for enabling new TS plugins on web approach
https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/pull/47377
To run plugins on web, we need to shim out `dynamicImport`. This is done in a file call `tsserverWeb.js`, which is added by the linked PR
* Update for new files names
We're seeing a lot of crashes caused by TS Server plugins (usually those that come from extension). This will be easier to track down if we also include the enabled plugins when reporting issues
We've been seeing a fair number of reported issues about TS Server crashes that are caused by plugins contributed by extension. This change adds info to the error message about enabled global plugins so users can try disabling them
Other changes:
- Use `JS/TS` instead of Typescript since the server is used for javascript too (a common source of confusion)
- Fix some missing checks to `_isPromptingAfterCrash` and some extra guards that were causing some crashes to now show this message
- Use `crashed` instead of `died unexpectedly`
From https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/pull/48529
Let users control is variable type inlay hints are suppresed if the variable name matches the type name, such as:
```ts
const range = new Range();
```
Fixes#14912310c8c1c2cc made sure we sync over the authority of in-memory resources over to TS Server. However if a resource does not have an authority, this resulted in a url with `scheme//path` instead of `scheme/authority/path`
TS would then normalize the uri to `scheme/path`, resulting in us considering this a new resource
This fix adds an explicit empty authority that we use in this case instead
For #146853
Make sure we include the uri authority when serializing and then restoring the file paths we send to TSServer (similarly to how we already handle the uri scheme)
