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Our VS Code extension has a command to restart its language server. After a restart there are two identical OutputChannels in the Output dropdown. I did some digging and found the following steps were happening:
The initial client is created, client's output channel ("OC1") is created.
User runs the "Restart LSP Server" command in our extension
The outputChannel getter, seeing that this._outputChannel is undefined due to previous disposal, creates a new output channel ("OC2") that replaces the one that was disposed.
Finally, our command creates a new client, which creates a new output channel "OC3".
This leaves us with one more output channel than we started with.
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Our VS Code extension has a command to restart its language server. After a restart there are two identical OutputChannels in the Output dropdown. I did some digging and found the following steps were happening:
client.stop
is called, "OC1" is disposed, client._outputChannel is set to undefinedoutputChannel
getter, seeing thatthis._outputChannel
is undefined due to previous disposal, creates a new output channel ("OC2") that replaces the one that was disposed.This leaves us with one more output channel than we started with.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: