Support list of commands, provided by language servers about lsp HOT 5 CLOSED

If you turn on debug logging ("log_debug": true in the LSP settings), the command names are printed to the console when the language server starts:

LSP: julia: Supported execute commands: ['UpdateDocstringSignature', 'CompareNothingWithTripleEqual', 'AddDocstringTemplate', 'FixMissingRef', 'ReexportModule', 'ReplaceUnusedAssignmentName', 'ExpandFunction', 'RewriteAsRawString', 'ExplicitPackageVarImport', 'DeleteUnusedFunctionArgumentName', 'OrganizeImports', 'AddLicenseIdentifier', 'RewriteAsRegularString']

But as pointed out by @jfcherng, it is impossible to provide a generic way to run those commands, because LSP cannot know which arguments they require. If you're lucky the arguments are described in a Readme or in a documentation for the language server, but sometimes you must even search in the server's source code for it.

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I doubt that even they get listed, there is no general arguments to provide those commands since every of them are custom to the server implementation. Thus listing them are not that helpful.

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Sorry, I wasn't clear enough, I mean to list and execute them. Listing without execution is indeed useless

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I don't think it's fundamentally feasible. (knowing arguments for arbitrary server's commands so we can execute them) It can only be implemented in a dedicated LSP-* plugin.

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Hmm, after a closer reading of the spec (searching for word "command" 😁) it seems that yes, commands can be know when requesting codelens actions or for inlay hints, and this is already possible. Thanks for your answers!

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