Self sampler for LSP server code completion#7815
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I am looking forward to submit as many bug reports with .npss files as possible. Thank you, Honzo!
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Thanks! Unless there are objections, I'll merge in the next day or so. |
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This attempts to add user-configurable self sample for code completion in the VS Code extension, the sample CC invocations that are too long. If the given time (by default 10s) is elapsed, the snapshot is saved, and a warning is shown to the user.