🐞 Language Server Requests Should Timeout

Inizia individuando la gestione delle richieste al language server e dell’arresto in CodeEdit, quindi riproduci il problema con il binario sourcekit-lsp fornito con Xcode 16. Definisci il comportamento del timeout per le richieste ordinarie, di lunga durata e immediate; il lavoro è completato quando le richieste non restano più in attesa indefinitamente e il caso di uscita consente di terminare.

Description

There is a chance that language servers (maliciously or due to a bug) may not respond to requests made by the client (CodeEdit). This can cause problems, for example:

• Memory build up as syntax token requests pile up with no responses.
• App refusing to quit before the language server exits, but the language server does not respond to the exit message.
• UI hanging forever after a request (eg for a definition search).

In each of these cases one solution would be to time out the request. I think our LSP requests should have a default timeout length.

This has the caveat for requests that may take a long time. Those requests will need to be overridable so they can take longer. The same goes for requests that need immediate response (like the exit message), which will need to be shorter.

To Reproduce

The sourcekit-lsp binary that ships with Xcode 16 is bugged, and will not respond to the exit message. This leaves CodeEdit hanging when quitting the app and requires a force quit.

The same LSP does not respond to semantic token requests (despite declaring the capability, this is a bug with sourcekit-lsp). This may cause cached request handlers to build up over time.

Expected Behavior

Each language server request should have a timeout parameter. This likely means creating a new LanguageServer connection type that passes messages through to another type, but provides a timeout handler for requests. This may be something we can contribute back to the LanguageServer package.

Version Information

CodeEdit: 0.3.3

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