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Refactor language service #137
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The internals of the language server are now more uniform. All parts are working on the same parsed data structure instead of being a mix of three different parsers. This refactor includes a private fork of vscode-css-languageservice. It holds the parser and link resolution, and some language features we either extend, modify, or forward. It's kept as a separate package to hopefully make it easier to keep up with upstream, and to send patches upstream as well. A goal with this refactor is to make it easier to maintain the codebase both for myself and for new contributors.
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To save ourselves a build-step and make it easier to debug.
A goal is to make it easier for new contributors to get started.
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These can come at times when the document is in a broken state, for instance bad links. Handle exceptions by swallowing them. The editor can always try again later.
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The internals of the language server are now more uniform. All parts
are working on the same parsed data structure instead of being a mix
of three different parsers.
This refactor includes a private fork of vscode-css-languageservice.
It holds the parser and link resolution, and some language features
we either extend, modify, or forward. It's kept as a separate package
to hopefully make it easier to keep up with upstream, and to send
patches upstream as well.
The goal with this refactor is to pay down technical debt and make it
easier for new developers to become contributors.
The goal with the documentation is to help users get the most out of
Some Sass and to help attract and onboard new contributors.