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# frozen_string_literal: true
module ThemeCheck
class VersionedInMemoryStorage < InMemoryStorage
Version = Struct.new(:id, :version)
attr_reader :versions
def initialize(files, root = "/dev/null")
super(files, root)
@versions = {}
@mutex = Mutex.new
end
# Motivations:
# - Need way for LanguageServer to know on which version of a file
# the check was run on, because we need to know where the
# TextEdit goes. If the text changed, our TextEdit might not be
# in the right spot. e.g.
#
# Example:
#
# ```
# Hi
# {{world}}
# ```
#
# Would produce two "SpaceInsideBrace" errors:
#
# - One after {{ at index 5 to 6
# - One before }} at index 10 to 11
#
# If the user goes in and changes Hi to Sup, and _then_
# right clicks to apply the code edit at index 5 to 6, he'd
# get the following:
#
# ```
# Sup
# { {world}}
# ```
#
# Which is not a fix at all.
#
# Solution:
# - Have the LanguageServer store the version on textDocument/did{Open,Change,Close}
# - Have ThemeFile store the version right after @storage.read.
# - Add version to the diagnostic meta data
# - Use diagnostic meta data to determine if we can make a code edit or not
# - Only offer fixes on "clean" files (or offer the change but specify the version so the editor knows what to do with it)
def write(relative_path, content, version)
@mutex.synchronize do
@versions[relative_path] = version
super(relative_path, content)
end
end
def read_version(relative_path)
@mutex.synchronize { [read(relative_path), version(relative_path)] }
end
def versioned?
true
end
def version(relative_path)
@versions[relative_path.to_s]
end
end
end
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7 entries across 7 versions & 1 rubygems