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Fixes to session's handling of empty results #17728
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src/server/session.ts
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| const renameInfo = defaultProject.getLanguageService().getRenameInfo(file, position); | ||
| if (!renameInfo) { | ||
| return undefined; | ||
| return emptyArray; |
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Are we confident that callers expecting a protocol.RenameResponseBody won't hit this case?
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D'oh, got the meaning of simplifiedResult backwards.
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| if (!documentHighlights) { | ||
| return undefined; | ||
| return emptyArray; |
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| const definitions = project.getLanguageService().getTypeDefinitionAtPosition(file, position); | ||
| if (!definitions) { | ||
| return undefined; | ||
| return emptyArray; |
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| private getReferences(args: protocol.FileLocationRequestArgs, simplifiedResult: boolean): protocol.ReferencesResponseBody | ReadonlyArray<ReferencedSymbol> { | ||
| private getReferences(args: protocol.FileLocationRequestArgs, simplifiedResult: boolean): protocol.ReferencesResponseBody | undefined | ReadonlyArray<ReferencedSymbol> { |
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So we are okay with returning undefined on success?
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We don't really have a way to return a ReferencesResponseBody if the cursor wasn't at a valid location. It would be nice if we had some way to indicate a non-result in a way that's distinguishable from a crash in services.
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| if (simplifiedResult) { | ||
| return mapDefined(completions.entries, entry => { | ||
| return mapDefined(completions && completions.entries, entry => { |
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I would have thought we'd want to return emptyArray when !completions.
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mapDefined always returns a defined result.
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Assuming we're okay with returning |
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LGTM
Ref: #17165 (review)