How to unconfig a configed plugin by calling configurePlugin

[CGQAQ]

How to unconfig a configed plugin by calling configurePlugin(pluginId: string, configuration: ConfigurationField): void; from vscode.typescript-language-features

I tried restart the tsServer by doing this commands.executeCommand("typescript.restartTsServer");, but didn't work

Or how to communicate between the tssever plugin and the languageclient

[mjbvz]

What do you mean by unconfigure? Can you share an example

You can use configure to send a reset to your plugin message if that's what you are after

[CGQAQ]

@mjbvz I mean just unload the tsserver plugin completely, here's the thing: I need to implement a feature so that the lsp run conditionally determined by both deno.enable and deno.include, I added a flag to the languageserver and client, but the tsserver plugin still configed and don't obay deno.enable and deno.include.
I was thinking just unload the tsserver plugin completely, it's more easily to implement, if not possible, how to send the message to tsserver plugin to let it know it should enable/disable now

[mjbvz]

There's no support for explicitly unloading a plugin. What you probably want to do is make it so that plugin itself can easily enable/disable itself based on a configuration value (or a configuration sent by configurePlugin)

configurePlugin essentially just lets you post messages to a plugin from a vs code extension. Again the specifics depend on your use case but all the tools you need should be there to enable/disable the plugin's functionality based on some configuration

[CGQAQ]

You can use configure to send a reset to your plugin message if that's what you are after

@mjbvz Could I reset it by letting it do nothing? What do you mean by reset? Rerun the tsserver plugin's create method?