Investigate running Quarkus project generator without waiting for Java extension #323
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Work in progress. Instead of directly depending on vscode-microprofile, send the user a notification with a button to install the extension. The user can reject the installation. They will be free to use: * qute syntax highlight * properties file highlight * project generator but no new language features will appear, and they will be prompted to install vscode-microprofile when attempting to run commands that require it. Since vscode-quarkus doesn't wait on vscode-microprofile starting anymore, it can start the project generator without starting vscode-microprofile or even vscode-java. This allows for it to work in rootless mode. Closes redhat-developer#323 Signed-off-by: David Thompson <[email protected]>
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Work in progress. Instead of directly depending on vscode-microprofile, send the user a notification with a button to install the extension. The user can reject the installation. They will be free to use: * qute syntax highlight * properties file highlight * project generator but no new language features will appear, and they will be prompted to install vscode-microprofile when attempting to run commands that require it. Since vscode-quarkus doesn't wait on vscode-microprofile starting anymore, it can start the project generator without starting vscode-microprofile or even vscode-java. This allows for it to work in rootless mode. Closes redhat-developer#323 Signed-off-by: David Thompson <[email protected]>
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Work in progress. Instead of directly depending on vscode-microprofile, send the user a notification with a button to install the extension. The user can reject the installation. They will be free to use: * qute syntax highlight * properties file highlight * project generator but no new language features will appear, and they will be prompted to install vscode-microprofile when attempting to run commands that require it. Since vscode-quarkus doesn't wait on vscode-microprofile starting anymore, it can start the project generator without starting vscode-microprofile or even vscode-java. This allows for it to work in rootless mode. Closes redhat-developer#323 Signed-off-by: David Thompson <[email protected]>
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See redhat-developer/vscode-microprofile#58 Consume the API provided by vscode-microprofile in order to wait for lsp4mp to start when running commands that interact with lsp4mp. Closes redhat-developer#323 Signed-off-by: David Thompson <[email protected]>
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FWIW, I was able to see the command to create a Quarkus project with no folder opened (from the command palette), but I did have to wait on vscode-microprofile + vscode-java to initialize. |
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Yes, I also can confirm this behaviour. Should I close this issue then, and open another one for investigating running the generator without starting vscode-java? |
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When you are in rootless mode (no folder open, just individual files), the command to generate a Quarkus project doesn't appear. It could be helpful to display the command in this mode, since generating the project doesn't depend on being in a particular folder.
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