Fixing 'nbls.project.resolveProjectProblems' command name. #7370
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Turned out that when the priming build fails, there is no notification to the user. Trying to improve that in: |
dbalek
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sdedic
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…ild fails. Fixing priming build command name in the LSP server.
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The server defines
nbls.project.resolveProjectProblemscommand to resolve project problems. The name makes sense to me, as it can resolve problems for any projects, I believe, not only Java-related projects.But,
JavaErrorProvidertries to usenbls.java.project.resolveProjectProblems, which obviously fails, as that command does not exist.The proposed fix is to simply use the correct name in
JavaErrorProvider.