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It seems that we should not be setting up the LanguageClient when running on OSX and Linux because it disables the alternative completion behavior where symbols from the file get automatically completed. Since the language service doesn't work on these platforms it would be good if the default IntelliSense worked there.
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This change causes the LanguageClient class to not be created on
non-Windows OSes (specifically OS X and Linux). Previously this had not
caused a major issue for users on OS X but it eventually became apparent
that VS Code's default word-based completion engine did not work for OS X
users because we were still registering our completion provider even
though it was not able to execute on that OS.
It seems that we should not be setting up the LanguageClient when running on OSX and Linux because it disables the alternative completion behavior where symbols from the file get automatically completed. Since the language service doesn't work on these platforms it would be good if the default IntelliSense worked there.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: