extension activates but auto-completeion isn't working about groovy-guru

[dudukk1312]

@shadycuz
there is it, please take it F.Y.I
Version: 1.59.1 (user setup)
Commit: 3866c3553be8b268c8a7f8c0482c0c0177aa8bfa
Date: 2021-08-19T11:56:46.957Z
Electron: 13.1.7
Chrome: 91.0.4472.124
Node.js: 14.16.0
V8: 9.1.269.36-electron.0
OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.18363

[shadycuz]

Hey, sorry I didn't see this until now. It should handle most of the default built in groovy stuff without pointing it to the groovy SDK. The lib path is meant for 3rd party classes and stuff that you are using in your project. It's usually a folder full of jars. I would remove that for now.

I have never taken a look at memory consumption before. I just took a look on my machine and the language server is using 1.3Gb. I don't maintain the LS but I will report it, because it seems a bit high.

I have a new feature but I haven't released it yet, it adds a status bar at the bottom of the vscode gui that lets you know if the LS is running or if it had an error. I will try and get that feature out tomorrow.

Can you try hovering on a variable and see if the hover pops up? That will let you know if its working correctly or not.

[shadycuz]

I just added a small icon to show the status of the extension. Check out step 2 of the README for what the icon looks like. Make sure your plugin upgrades to 0.4.0. It should automatically.

[dudukk1312]

Hi @shadycuz ,

Thank you for replied.
I tried to install your latest update. It still does not work for me.

As you demo, the methods of List will appear, but in my VSCode, nothing happens.
When I hover on the user variable, nothing happens too.
I disabled all Jenkins doc and Groovy Lint extensions.
Do you need more any information to check this issue?

[shadycuz]

@dudukk1312 What happens if you hover over the variable with your mouse? Do you get a window that pops up? Like this:

Do you have Java 1.8 installed? It is required.

If you hit ctrl+shift+u , it should bring up an output tab.

Can you paste the contents of the Groovy Language Server logs and Log(Extension Host).

If they are really long, that first icon to the right of the dropdown menu will clear the logs. You can then type ctrl+shift+p and type Reload Window and hit enter. That will restart vscode and then you can try and use the extension and then copy the logs which should be a lot shorter.

[dudukk1312]

Do you get a window that pops up

No, it doesn't

Do you have Java 1.8 installed? It is required.

yes, of course.

you can see it's running LS by java.exe

Can you paste the contents of the Groovy Language Server

It only has this information:

and Log(Extension Host)

Only this information relates to groovy-guru after Reload Window

[2021-08-28 00:17:36.341] [exthost] [info] ExtensionService#_doActivateExtension DontShaveTheYak.groovy-guru {"startup":false,"extensionId":{"value":"DontShaveTheYak.groovy-guru","_lower":"dontshavetheyak.groovy-guru"},"activationEvent":"onLanguage:groovy"}
[2021-08-28 00:17:36.343] [exthost] [info] ExtensionService#loadCommonJSModule file:///c:/Users/<myusername>/.vscode/extensions/dontshavetheyak.groovy-guru-0.4.0/dist/extension.js

[shadycuz]

@dudukk1312 I'm really not sure 🤔

When you type user. can you press ctrl + space (after the period)? That should "force" it to autocomplete. If that doesn't work, I will need to release a new version of the plugin with better logging, which is I was going to do eventually anyways.

[shadycuz]

Also when you have your process explorer open, does the memory and cpu of the LS change when you are typing groovy? I see mine moving around.

What is weird for me is that on windows I use less than 100MB of ram, which is a big reduction from linux, but I guess in linux I had lots and lots of groovy files open.

[dudukk1312]

@shadycuz
I tried ctrl +space. A new log message appeared 😂

[shadycuz]

Is the file saved 🤔 , you need to save the file first before it will work.

From the log you are showing, everything is working.

[dudukk1312]

I saved it and try again

[shadycuz]

I don't really know ☹️

I can add better logging this weekend, and that might help us figure out the problem.

The only thing I can think of is some other extension interfering. I see you have some fancy G icon next to your file name? There is a command called "Developer: Show Running Extensions" that will show you all the ones that are activated. You can then right-click them and disable them for the current workspace.

From the logs you have shown me the extension is working correctly but for some reason, your vscode is not showing the results in the gui.

[shadycuz]

@dudukk1312 Can you go to Help at the top of your vscode and click About and then copy-paste the results? It will help me when I go and look for additional help.

[shadycuz]

@dudukk1312 Can you do ctrl + shift + p and search for "Open Settings (JSON)".

In that JSON file can you set the following value "groovy.trace.server": "verbose"

Then reload your window and you should see lots of information in the Groovy Language Server log tab.

I cleared mine and then hovered over users and got this:

[Trace - 11:05:15 AM] Sending request 'textDocument/hover - (33)'.
Params: {
    "textDocument": {
        "uri": "file:///home/shadycuz/repos/dsty/testGroovy/test.groovy"
    },
    "position": {
        "line": 0,
        "character": 8
    }
}


[Trace - 11:05:15 AM] Received response 'textDocument/hover - (33)' in 1ms.
Result: {
    "contents": {
        "kind": "markdown",
        "value": "```groovy\nList users\n```\n"
    }
}

[shadycuz]

If you are still having issues then feel free to reply.