vscode: Instead of expecting certain remote edits, expect their result#390
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vscode: Instead of expecting certain remote edits, expect their result#390
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When a remote edit replaces "x" with "XxX", VS Code will see a TextDocumentChangeEvent that inserts two X's around the x. Because of that, it's not possible to directly compare the edits. Here's a proposed solution: Store the expected resulting content of the document after the remote edit, then see if a local edit results in that content.
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I still managed to have some inconsistencies by running this script in Neovim: And then inserting/deleting x'es in the second line in VS Code. This will sometimes result in errors like this:
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Even though this PR doesn't solve all VS Code consistency issues, we decided that it's an improvement, and we can iterate more on it in the future. |
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When a remote edit replaces "x" with "XxX", VS Code will see a
TextDocumentChangeEvent that inserts two X's around the x. Because of
that, it's not possible to directly compare the edits.
Here's a proposed solution: Store the expected resulting content of the
document after the remote edit, then see if a local edit results in that
content.