Add support for 3.18 textDocument/inlineCompletion

[rcjsuen]

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[angelozerr]

It would be nice but do you know some language server which supports this feature?

[rcjsuen]

It would be nice but do you know some language server which supports this feature?

None that I am aware of but I am currently investigating the feature and noticed it wasn't on the list hence I asked.

[angelozerr]

I think we should have a language server usecase to implement it

[angelozerr]

Have you the intention to contribute to lsp4ij with this lsp inline completion ?

I believe that IJ provides an extension point which manages this inline completion

[SCWells72]

I believe that IJ provides an extension point which manages this inline completion

It does provide such an EP, inline.completion.provider. Note that there are two considerations regarding that EP, though. First, it's a quite recent addition and, if memory serves, it's not available in some of the older IDE versions still supported by LSP4IJ. Second, it must be implemented in Kotlin.

[rcjsuen]

Have you the intention to contribute to lsp4ij with this lsp inline completion ?

Don't think I'll be able to dedicate time to this given my current priorities. I also haven't written Java in ten years and don't know anything about Kotlin... 🤔

[angelozerr]

Ok no problem.

My guess is that you are using user defined language server znd not a custom IJ plugin, right?

If it that I suggest that you add your docker language server as template in lsp4ij like I did for sourcekit lsp #642

I am working to associate a json schema to the configuration server to have completion validation for settingd.

[rcjsuen]

My guess is that you are using user defined language server znd not a custom IJ plugin, right?

At the moment since I am still in the testing phase. However, a decent number of my colleagues use GoLand so a plug-in is certainly on my mind.

If it that I suggest that you add your docker language server as template in lsp4ij like I did for sourcekit lsp #642

Thank you for the reference! That certainly seems like something that might be worth investigating for my open source project.