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@aws/lsp-yaml
Advanced tools
── CreateYamlLanguageServer - a function that creates and returns a new instance of DEXP Language Server
── YamlLanguageService - YAML language service. Provides language features like hover, completion, diagnostics and formatting
In the current state of this package, we need to apply a temporary patch to the yaml-language-server dependency.
The script applies 2 patches:
patches/markdown
: adds hover setting to enable/disable Title and Source from hover tooltip. PRpatches/unsafe-eval
: adds skipSchemaValidation settings to enable/disable json schema validation. PR draft.The patch file is applied during the installation process using the postinstall
script in the package.json
file. This script runs the patchYamlPackage.js
script, which searches path to the yaml-language-server
package and applies the patches once.
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YAML Language Server
We found that @aws/lsp-yaml demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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