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Wip json rpc performance #10808

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Integrates the new message-rpc prototype into the core messaging API (replacing vscode-ws-jsonrpc). (Based on #10781)
This has major impacts and the Messaging API as we no longer expose a Connection object (which was provided by vscode-ws-jsonrpc) and directly rely on the generic Channel implementation instead.

Note: This is a WIP PR that is not ready to be reviewed yet and contains a lot of temporary hacks and workarounds (e.g. commenting out of .spec.ts files that have compilation errors) and is currently only working in browser-applications. It's intention is to present the current state of #10684 to interested parties.

tsmaeder and others added 2 commits February 22, 2022 21:55
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Integrates the new message-rpc prototype into the core messaging API (replacing vscode-ws-jsonrpc).
This has major impacts and the Messaging API as we no longer expose a  `Connection` object (which was provided by vscode-ws-jsonrpc) and
directly rely on the generic `Channel` implementation instead. 

Note: This is a WIP PR that is not ready to be reviewed yet and contains a lot of temporary hacks and workarounds (e.g. commenting out of *.spec.ts* files that have compilation errors) and is currently only working in browser-applications. It's intention is to present the current state of eclipse-theia#10684 to interested parties.

Part of eclipse-theia#10684
@tortmayr tortmayr closed this Feb 28, 2022
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