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Make the first workspace the main one even when lazy #2268

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Motivation

We only eagerly activate the first workspace if it is a Ruby workspace. In a scenario where the Ruby workspace is not the first one in the code workspace file (see #1897 (comment)), all LSP clients will be launched lazily.

Currently, we're assigning the mainWorkspace flag based on whether it was eagerly loaded, but that's not accurate in that scenario. We want the main workspace to be whatever the first one is - regardless of whether it was eagerly or lazily activated.

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Swapped the argument that determines the main workspace to not depend on whether it has been eagerly activated, but instead check if it is the first one we are activating.

@vinistock vinistock added bugfix This PR will fix an existing bug vscode This pull request should be included in the VS Code extension's release notes labels Jul 8, 2024
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@vinistock vinistock merged commit 5025c27 into main Jul 8, 2024
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@vinistock vinistock deleted the vs/fix_main_workspace_assignment branch July 8, 2024 20:25
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