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move vscode grammars, basic language support to standalone syntax extension #2573
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CC @captbaritone @orta this is the PR for creating the syntax only extension by the way! I think I can finish setting this up today. i think we will use the namespace |
…syntax extension. `vscode-graphql` now depends on this extension, and provides language server support in addition. this allows alternative LSP servers and non-LSP graphql extensions to use our highlighting only, or allows users to just install the syntax highlighting extension if they don't need LSP server features.
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Just thought that the @graphql/tsc might like to know this really exciting change happened today, as well as this related one for relay: |
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now depends on this extension, and provides language server support in addition. this allows alternative LSP servers and non-LSP graphql extensions to use our highlighting only, or allows users to just install the syntax highlighting extension if they don't need LSP server features.