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JSON - support ${workspaceFolder} in json.schemas fileMatch patterns - #326706
Martin Aeschlimann (aeschli) merged 6 commits into
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Pull request overview
Adds ${workspaceFolder} expansion for JSON schema fileMatch patterns.
Changes:
- Expands leading workspace-folder variables, including exclusions.
- Documents supported scopes and usage.
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extensions/json-language-features/client/src/jsonClient.ts |
Implements workspace-folder expansion. |
extensions/json-language-features/package.nls.json |
Documents the new pattern form. |
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| // Drop the query and fragment like the server does for document uris, and turn glob | ||
| // metacharacters in the folder string into regex hex escapes, which the glob passes | ||
| // through, so folder names can not alter the meaning of the pattern. | ||
| const folderString = workspaceFolder.with({ query: '', fragment: '' }).toString(true) |
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For readability, can we just use fm.startsWith('${workspaceFolder}/')
To concatenate use the URI utils.
vscode.Uri.joinPath(workspaceFolder, fm.substring(...)
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Switched the detection as requested. For the join I kept string concatenation — the rest of the pattern is a glob, not a path: Uri.joinPath(folder, 'file?.json').toString(true) comes back as …/file%3F.json, and the folder part carries the metachar escaping from the earlier round.
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Right, the server does't want a URI but a posix path.
folder.path will give you the path segment
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Done, using folder.path now.
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For we normally use vscode/src/vs/base/common/strings.ts Line 89 in f49c61e That code is not reachable in jsonClient, but I would suggest to create a |
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A fileMatch pattern has no way to target files in the workspace folder
root only: patterns are matched against the full document uri with an
implicit '**/' prefix, so `*.json` matches at every depth and a leading
`/` is redundant.
Expand a leading `${workspaceFolder}` (also after a `!` exclusion
prefix) to the workspace folder uri when collecting json.schemas
settings, in the two scopes with an unambiguous folder: workspace
folder settings in a multi-root workspace and workspace settings of a
single folder workspace. The expanded pattern is absolute, so the
implicit '**/' prefix no longer widens it and
`${workspaceFolder}/*.json` matches in the folder root only. The
server API stays unchanged.
Fixes microsoft#44135
The service's glob has no escape syntax, so a folder name containing a glob metacharacter altered the meaning of the expanded pattern: names with brackets or braces made it match nothing and a '*' made it match too much. Since the glob passes a backslash and alphanumerics through to the resulting regular expression verbatim, encoding the folder string's metacharacters as regex hex escapes makes them match literally. Also drop the query and fragment from the folder uri, mirroring what the server does to document uris before matching.
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Fixes #44135
Implements the approach from #44135 (comment):
${workspaceFolder}is expanded on the client, and the server API stays unchanged.Change
jsonClient.ts: when collectingjson.schemassettings, a leading${workspaceFolder}in afileMatchpattern (also after a!exclusion prefix) expands to the workspace folder path. This happens in the two scopes with an unambiguous folder: workspace folder settings in a multi-root workspace, and workspace settings of a single-folder workspace. User settings and multi-root workspace-file settings are left untouched (no single folder to expand to). Non-array/non-string values pass through unchanged.utils/strings.ts:escapeGlobCharacters, used to insert the folder path into the pattern.package.nls.json: documents the new pattern form.Since the expanded pattern carries the folder path, the server's implicit
**/prefix no longer widens it below the folder —${workspaceFolder}/*.jsonmatches only in the folder root,${workspaceFolder}/sub/*.jsononly in that subfolder, and existing patterns behave exactly as before.Validation
createRegex+vscode-uri(66 cases): root-only and subfolder anchoring, recursive**patterns, exclusions, the multi-rootfolderUrigate, folder names with spaces/unicode/parens/$/glob metacharacters/#/?, uppercase drive letters, filesystem-root and drive-root folders, and malformedfileMatchvalues (bare string, non-string entries — no throw, pass through).${workspaceFolder}/*.jsonschema and a plain*.jsonschema both requiring a property, the folder-root file reports two diagnostics and a file in a subfolder reports one — the anchored schema applies at the root only.Notes
#and?are percent-encoded —Uri.pathlowercases neither and decodes both. Glob metacharacters are encoded as\xABescapes, which the glob parser copies through to the generated regular expression, so folder names likemy[proj]orw*smatch literally. A backslash escape can't be used for this — the parser has no escape syntax, so it copies the backslash through and still reads the next character as glob syntax.**/prefix still allows leading segments before it — the same as any absolute pattern written by hand today. In a multi-root workspace the existingfolderUrigate still scopes each pattern to its folder.json.schemas(in a folder's.vscode/settings.jsoninside a.code-workspace) don't reach the server even for plain patterns, also on stable 1.129 — that looks like a separate pre-existing issue, independent of this change. I can file it with the minimal fixture if useful.