A release note documenting as you have below that there's this isolated issue in Ubuntu 20.04 is fine with me.
I can upgrade to 22.04 but I'm very leary of Ubuntu upgrades now, as this sort of instability heisenbug has become more common in Ubuntu. I really don't trust them to move from one stable version to another any more. OTOH, simply requiring a gesture such as hitting tab to get any intellisense to happen is also fine with me. Have you found anything about this on WWW of others noticing weirdness like this on any particular Linux distro and version? It's also possible that some periodic patch to 20.04 will make this problem go away. Though I generally stiff arm Ubuntu patches for months before I accept them. On Wed, Aug 28, 2024 at 6:10 AM Regis Thomas <regis.tho...@nteligen.com> wrote: > Mike Beckerle provided some issues in 1.4.1-rc1, two of the issues were > considered blocking. > > > > The first blocking issues has been resolved. The fix will be in 1.4.1-rc2. > > Issue description: > > (blocking) There is a real problem with "/" being typed. I know it is > trying to detect closing the element, but it has to be context sensitive > since "/" is such a common character to appear inside strings. > > To reproduce, at the top level of the schema, try typing <xs:include > schemaLocation="/ I.e., a string that begins with a "/" character. The GUI > refuses to let you do this. It removes the quotation marks and anything > you've typed inside them. > > <xs:include > schemaLocation="/org/apache/daffodil/xsd/DFDLGeneralFormat.dfdl.xsd"/> > > <xs:annotation> > > <xs:appinfo source="http://www.ogf.org/dfdl/";> > > <dfdl:format ref="GeneralFormat" > > representation="text" encoding="utf-8" > lengthKind="delimited"/> > > </xs:appinfo> > > </xs:annotation> > > > > The second blocking issue is not reproducible on most OSes, but it can be > reproduce on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. It can not be reproduced on Ubuntu 22.04 > LTS or Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. > > Issue decription: > > (blocking) When I single step and the yellow cursor line moves down the > "word" element at line 25, the intellisense menu pulls down, as if I was > typing in the editor at that location. This is more than just distracting. > We need a way to tell the difference between the user editing and placing > the cursor in a location in order to edit, versus the debugger moving the > position. The intellisense should not respond to the debugger moving the > current focus, only to the user taking edit actions. > > > > The issue occurs when utilizing the debugger to step through a schema in > the Ubuntu 20.04 OS. In the schema where this issue has been reproduced ( > https://github.com/OpenDFDL/examples/blob/master/helloWorld/src/main/resources/helloWorld.dfdl.xsd), > when the debug focus gets to a line with an element that results in output > to the infoset, intellisense is triggered. > > > > The intellisense triggered causes the display of an attribute items list > for the element on the line. I made a change to the code to prevent an > intellisense trigger from suggesting attribute items if the cursor was > outside of the element tag. When stepping through the schema after this > change, the dfdl extension didn’t suggest any intellisense items, but VS > Code suggested a default alphabetical list of words in the schema file when > intellisense was triggered. > > > > Something is triggering intellisense when stepping through the schema > file, but so far it seems to do so only in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. I can’t > reproduce the issue in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS or Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. I also cannot > reproduce the issue in Windows 10, Rocky 9 or Rhel 9. I can’t pinpoint a > section of the typescript code that is causing the trigger. Some of the > debugger code is written in Scala, but I can’t debug the scala code with > the extension running the way I can debug typescript code as it is running > in VS Code. > > > > Aside from these two issues, we have recorded the other issues that > brought up Mike Beckerle’s July 8 email and we have fixes many of them. > Once a resolution to the issue above is decided we will be releasing those > fixes. > > > > Mike Beckerle, I am wondering if it is absolutely necessary to resolve > this issue for Ubuntu 20.04 when it doesn’t occur in later releases? Let > me know if I should continue trying to track down what is causing debug > stepping to trigger intellisense in Ubuntu 20.04. > > > > Rege > > > > >
