I have checked that this feature is not already implemented
Use case
There are several common forms of references to Ruby code that might show up in the terminal, like:
# Default `Kernel#inspect` format
#<A::B::C:0x0000000123009050 @a=1>
/Users/alex/project/example.rb:12:in 'Baz#c': unhandled exception: NotImplementedError (NotImplementedError)
from /Users/alex/project/example.rb:8:in 'Bar#b'
from /Users/alex/project/example.rb:4:in 'Foo#a'
from /Users/alex/project/example.rb:15:in '<main>'
The file paths and line numbers are clickable, but not any of the Ruby code references.
Description
It would be great if RubyLSP would identify that A::B::C as a constant reference, Baz#c is a method in Baz, NotImplementedError is a class, etc., and let you go-to-def by command-clicking on these.
Implementation
It looks like TerminalLinkProvider API does exactly this.
I have checked that this feature is not already implemented
Use case
There are several common forms of references to Ruby code that might show up in the terminal, like:
The file paths and line numbers are clickable, but not any of the Ruby code references.
Description
It would be great if RubyLSP would identify that
A::B::Cas a constant reference,Baz#cis a method inBaz,NotImplementedErroris a class, etc., and let you go-to-def by command-clicking on these.Implementation
It looks like
TerminalLinkProviderAPI does exactly this.