Update redhat-developer/yaml-language-server 0.9.0

[jfcherng]

Changelog: https://github.com/redhat-developer/yaml-language-server/blob/0.9.0/CHANGELOG.md#090

[jfcherng]

🤔 Gonna use my own LSP-yaml.

[RandomByte]

It took me a while to find time to to update this project and properly test it. Please always feel free to propose a PR or give feedback if you tested any of the existing PRs.

I don't want to claim ownership over this repository (it's open source and part of the "SublimeLSP" org after all), just some responsibility.

May I ask, what's the difference to your LSP-yaml project now? Should we include some of those changes in this project? Do you want to become a contributor here?

[jfcherng]

May I ask, what's the difference to your LSP-yaml project now? Should we include some of those changes in this project? Do you want to become a contributor here?

It looks like they are the same now except for folder naming and mine only works on ST 4 (I mean to do that because I love using dotted settings) 👍

I would like to promote using language-server as the server directory name for consistency but, well, not really important.

[jfcherng]

You can use the dependabot like https://github.com/jfcherng-sublime/LSP-yaml/blob/master/.dependabot/config.yml to auto create an PR on GitHub if there is a new release for the server on GitHub like https://github.com/jfcherng-sublime/LSP-yaml/pull/1.

.gitattributes is a good thing too so we don't have to deploy non-productional files into the release package, which users will download via Package Control.

[jfcherng]

I am going to switch back to sublimelsp/LSP-yaml and delete my repo soon since my repo doesn't provide anything extra.

[RandomByte]

Awesome, thanks!

Should I just add you as a contributor so you can manage this repository as well? I think that just makes sense, given your experience. If you are happy with a change you can then make the releases yourself. Or request a review if you want any feedback.

I would like to promote using language-server as the server directory name for consistency but, well, not really important.

Sounds good 👍