LSP-gh-actions
GitHub Actions workflows language server provided through @actions/languageserver
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LSP-gh-actions
GitHub Actions workflows language server provided through @actions/languageserver.
It provides schema validation for the workflow and action files (like LSP-yaml) but also, quoting from actions/languageservice:
- value providers which can dynamically add values to the schema, for example, the list of available labels for a repository when validating
runs-on. - context providers which can dynamically provide available contexts used in expressions. For example, the contents of the
github.eventcontext for a given workflow file.
Installation
- Install LSP and
LSP-gh-actionsfrom Package Control. - Install YamlPipelines package. It provides dedicated syntaxes for GitHub workflows that this server depends on by targeting views with
source.yaml.pipeline.github-actionsscope. - Restart Sublime.
Note
Package expects the gh CLI utility to be available on the PATH to get a GitHub token from. Without it some functionality won't work.
Configuration
If you have LSP-yaml installed, you don't want it running for GitHub workflows if you are using LSP-gh-actions. To achieve that, open Preferences: LSP-yaml Settings from the Command Palette and modify the selector to exclude source.yaml.pipeline.github-actions scope. For example:
@@ -61 +61 @@
- "selector": "(source.yml | source.yaml) - (source.yaml.go | source.yaml.helm | source.yaml.esphome)",
+ "selector": "(source.yml | source.yaml) - (source.yaml.go | source.yaml.helm | source.yaml.esphome | source.yaml.pipeline.github-actions)",
Open configuration file using command palette with Preferences: LSP-gh-actions Settings command or opening it from the Sublime menu (Preferences > Package Settings > LSP > Servers > LSP-gh-actions).