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Looks like --puppet-settings=--modulepath doesn't work #235
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Hi @Felixoid, thank you for the detailed report! Can I ask what you are trying to accomplish? Using Making an assumption, I think you are trying to list all types in the current workspace. I'm not really familiar with pacman or makepkg, but I don't see which version of ruby you are using or any
If this doesn't help, can you reply with what you are trying to do, and maybe we can help. I'm removing the bug label for now, as we haven't identified this as actually something that isn't working yet. |
Hey @jpogran. I've shown the example of Maybe, and most probably, my expectations are wrong. What am I trying to achieve is to have autocompletion when I'm working in a puppet-clickhouse project for the used modules If
Thank you for the comment, hopefully, there's a way to get what I need. |
Describe the Bug
Hello. I launch both puppet-languageserver and puppet-languageserver-sidecar with
--puppet-settings=--modulepath,/path/to/modules/
and it doesn't work. Basically, it gives nothing.Expected Behavior
I expect to get the data for all included modules.
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Here the Dockerfile to build a testing environment
To launch container and reproduce the issue run the next commands:
The output of previous commands is:
Environment
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