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# Conflicts: # src/solidlsp/language_servers/elixir_tools/elixir_tools.py
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I hope this gets merged soon. Currently, NextLS is throwing errors continuously and appears to be unusable. Although the |
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Hi @norbu09 , thanks for the contribution. For some reason our tests hang on Ubuntu in CI, but on MacOS they should run through (they do so on main). It seems like the elixir tests are hanging now, maybe due to some setup issue. Could you pls make sure the tests run through in CI on macOS? Then I can review this in more detail |
The quotes around the expert executable path were causing issues with the command execution. This aligns with how other language servers (gopls, bash-language-server, etc.) construct their commands.
Expert's _get_initialize_params now converts relative paths to absolute before creating file URIs, fixing ValueError when pathlib.Path.as_uri() is called on relative paths. Note: Expert 0.1.0 still has issues responding to LSP document_symbol requests, causing tests to hang. This appears to be a limitation of the current alpha release of Expert rather than our integration code.
- Ensure repository_root_path is always absolute in SolidLanguageServer.create()
- Detect Expert readiness when 'Building {project}' progress ends
- Track building state to properly identify project build completion
- Fix string formatting in log messages
This fixes the Expert language server integration to properly:
1. Use absolute paths for file URIs (required by LSP)
2. Detect when Expert finishes compiling the project
3. Proceed with requests immediately after build completes
- Use session-scoped fixtures for tests with custom ignored paths - Mark tests requiring separate Expert instances as @pytest.mark.slow - Add xfail markers for tests affected by Expert 0.1.0 bugs - Register 'slow' pytest marker in pyproject.toml Tests can now be run quickly with '-m "not slow"' to skip tests that require additional Expert instances (~60-90s startup each). Full test suite: ~3+ minutes (3 Expert instances) Fast tests only: ~30s (1 Expert instance)
- Remove verbose progress logging, keep only essential messages - Simplify readiness detection logic - Keep error/warning messages from Expert visible
- Skip tests that require multiple Expert instances in CI (too slow) - Add xfail marker to test_symbol_tree_excludes_build_dirs (Expert bug) - Expert 0.1.0 has flaky document_symbols that sometimes returns nil
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@MischaPanch i got a few updates and the tests run locally. not sure if the CI is happy now as i think it is skipped for some reason. i am so not a python dev, sorry for my lack of understanding how all this is set up. |
Summary
Migrate Elixir language server support from NextLS to Expert, the official Elixir Language Server from elixir-lang.
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Why Expert?
Testing
Notes