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@saropa saropa released this 03 Sep 17:29
· 342 commits to main since this release
v15.2.12
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Hardens the LSP server against normal editor traffic and adds a doctor command to catch misconfigured project settings before they cause confusing warnings. log

Fixed

  • LSP server handles all standard notifications without crashing. Added explicit no-op cases for textDocument/didChange, $/cancelRequest, $/setTrace, and workspace/didChangeConfiguration so the inert server stays alive under normal VS Code traffic. Two-level logging surfaces server activity in the Output channel: lifecycle events always log, high-frequency messages (didChange, codeAction) are suppressed unless $/setTrace is set to verbose. No action required.

Added

  • New doctor command scans consumer project configuration for misplaced keys, missing custom file, and other issues that produce SDK warnings. Run dart run saropa_lints doctor [directory].
  • --trace flag for LSP server enables verbose logging from startup without waiting for the editor to send $/setTrace. Useful for standalone debugging: dart run saropa_lints:lsp_server --trace.
Maintenance
  • Pre-commit hook now auto-regenerates category map and migration pack codes when rule files, tier definitions, or migration guides change — eliminates the recurring CI failures from stale generated indexes.
  • Closed unsupported_option bug for rule_packs and log_level — investigation confirmed the fix was already implemented; consumer projects just need to run dart run saropa_lints migrate-config.
  • migrate-config now removes orphan rule_packs: keys that have no enabled: child, and handles trailing comments on the key line.
  • Config parser (_leadingSpaces) now counts tabs as indentation, matching the scalar parser — fixes silent parse failures on tab-indented YAML.
  • doctor command now scopes key detection to the saropa_lints: plugin block — no longer false-positives on identically named top-level keys.
  • Publish script supports --log-file, --log-append, --mode, --auto-retry, and --output-level flags for non-interactive/CI execution. Auto-detects non-TTY stdin. Mode definitions are unified in a single table driving both CLI and interactive menu.
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