Use the Linux config on FreeBSD systems #2408
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Signed-off-by: Loren Schlomer <me@schlomie.com>
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This addresses #2218
jdtls would fail to start, exiting early in the python launch script. FreeBSD was an unenumerated system, when determining which configuration to use. This commit instructs jdtls to treat FreeBSD in the same manner as it does Linux.
Note, this may not work in all use cases on FreeBSD, but I was able to use it without issue from Helix. It will probably work with neovim and others, but I have not personally tested other text editors.
At any rate, this change could offer a solution to other users of FreeBSD.
Signed-off-by: Loren Schlomer me@schlomie.com