Every grammar-only language now gets colours: Zig, Nix and Make from the
queries their crates ship, GraphQL and HCL (Terraform) from our own, as
those crates ship none.
Grammar queries follow two conventions, so the precedence is set per
grammar: nvim-style (the later pattern wins) or tree-sitter CLI style
(the first one wins, Nix). nvim's `#lua-match?` is evaluated; patterns
with predicates we cannot evaluate no longer match unconditionally,
which coloured every Zig identifier as a constant.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01B65qLEKnkeYTGdbwhLpjCu
Elixir files opened as plain text: highlighting only came from
@codemirror/language-data, which has no Elixir mode. Grammars now carry
their own highlights.scm; `doc_highlights` folds its captures into a small
kind vocabulary (inner nodes and later patterns win, interpolation clears
the string colour), memoised per document version on the incremental
tree. The editor maps kinds onto Lezer tags, so colours follow the active
scheme, and requests them only when no CodeMirror mode exists.
Enabled for Elixir; other grammar-only languages need their query wired.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01B65qLEKnkeYTGdbwhLpjCu
* fix(lsp): Run jdtls on a JDK 21+ and offer Install in the server popup
jdtls refuses to start on Java < 21, and its launcher took whatever
JAVA_HOME / PATH pointed at, so it crash-looped with a Python traceback
when that was an older JDK (#1). Pick the first detected JDK 21+ and pass
it via JAVA_HOME; projects still compile against their own runtimes.
When none is found, report a clear message instead of launching, and
rescan on restart so a newly installed JDK is picked up. JDK detection
now also covers the java on PATH and Windows vendor directories.
The Language Servers status popup showed the manual install hint for
missing servers; it now has an Install button that runs tools.install,
which opens the Language Servers settings page for tools the IDE cannot
install itself.
Fixes#1
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01B65qLEKnkeYTGdbwhLpjCu
* fix(lsp): Address review of the jdtls runtime check
- Cache the JDK scan and rescan at most every 10s while no JDK 21+ is
found, refreshing the shared list instead of discarding it; skip
duplicate Windows Program Files roots.
- Check `launch_error` in the manager (inside the blocking launch task)
rather than in ProcessLauncher, and skip such servers in batch
inspection.
- Keep the install hint visible next to the Install button; when the tool
list failed to load, try the install so the error is reported.
- Don't let a server snapshot requested before a status event overwrite
that newer status (left jdtls showing "Starting…" while missing).
l0ng-ai