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29.0.50; project-kill-buffer fails when Eglot is running
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>> OK, one last time. First, the above principle of encapsulation has
>> nothing to do with LSP or Eglot or Jsonrpc.
>
> Again, it is not given that this applies to buffers. Robust code should
> be able to handle a missing resource or prevent the resource from being
> revoked. This is not possible with buffers, so this is a design fault
> with Eglot or Jsonprc. *
While the default value of project-kill-buffer-conditions really
looks too wide (especially covering fundamental-mode and special-mode),
OTOH I completely support the request to make Eglot more resilient
to unforeseeable situations. Currently it's so brittle, so I get a lot
of such errors all the time:
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument arrayp nil)
file-truename(nil)
eglot--path-to-uri(nil)
eglot--TextDocumentIdentifier()
eglot--signal-textDocument/didClose()
kill-buffer(#<buffer *xref-temp*>)
xref--convert-hits(...)
xref-matches-in-files("word" ...)
project--find-regexp-in-files("word" ...)
apply(project--find-regexp-in-files ("word" ...))
xref--show-xref-buffer(...)
xref--show-xrefs(...)
xref-show-xrefs(...)
project-find-regexp("word")
funcall-interactively(project-find-regexp "word")
command-execute(project-find-regexp)
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