terraform-ls: Support commands for init and validate#3509
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We implement two functions: - lsp-terraform-ls-validate - lsp-terraform-ls-init The validate is most commonly used to verify the terraform files in the workspace directory.
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| (defun lsp-terraform-ls-validate () | ||
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the comment is not accurate - you are executing it over project root. default-directory is the current directory.
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Ah, it was a comment from the old implementation. Fixed it, thanks!
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We implement two functions:
The validate is most commonly used to verify the terraform files in the workspace directory.