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[lsp-restart]: call the force_shutdown method for the old_client #3972

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8 changes: 7 additions & 1 deletion helix-lsp/src/lib.rs
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Expand Up @@ -356,7 +356,13 @@ impl Registry {
let NewClientResult(client, incoming) = start_client(id, language_config, config)?;
self.incoming.push(UnboundedReceiverStream::new(incoming));

entry.insert((id, client.clone()));
let (_, old_client) = entry.insert((id, client.clone()));

tokio::spawn(async move {
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I wonder if we could add this to the Drop implementation instead on the server I guess?

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I don't have a way of replicating this unfortunately, but what I'm thinking is that if you impl Drop for the client, then you could just call shutdown_and_exist, then print something if needed. This approach may also solve #3482

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When trying to implement the drop trait in the Client to call the shutdown method, I always have the problem of needing a lifetime of type 'static because self has an anonymous lifetime. 😫

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I think the main issue there it's shutdown is async, I'll take a look at thsi when I have some time. This is also not a blocker, was just an improvement for better encapsulation IMO

if let Err(e) = old_client.force_shutdown().await {
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If we're opting for this instead, this method already prints an error message on shutdown failure, so we don't need one here too. It should suffice to just call the method.

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@dead10ck After looking at a lot of my code and searching for the problem, I overlooked that the branch from which I use the helix executable had another branch merged into it, specifically #2653, which I believe keeps the old_client active. By testing the clean master branch, I was able to verify that the old process is definitely removed. 😕😄

I will proceed to close both the issue and the pr, since they have no effect.

log::error!("failed shutdown language server: {}", e);
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});

Ok(Some(client))
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