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Generate JSON Schema and Markdown doc for .sourcekit-lsp/config.json
Providing a JSON schema for the configuration file should improve the
developer experience thanks to better auto-completion and diagnostics
support provided by some editors.
Additionally, we have been manually maintaining the configuration file
format documentation in `Documentation/Configuration File.md`, but it's
easy for the documentation to get out of sync with the actual schema.
This change introduces a new tool, `ConfigSchemaGen`, that generates a
JSON schema and a Markdown document for the configuration file based on
the Swift type definitions in the `SKOptions` module by using
swift-syntax.
<!-- DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE. This file is generated by ConfigSchemaGen/OptionDocument.swift. -->
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# Configuration File
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`.sourcekit-lsp/config.json` configuration files can be used to modify the behavior of SourceKit-LSP in various ways. The following locations are checked. Settings in later configuration files override settings in earlier configuration files
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## Structure
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`config.json` is a JSON file with the following structure. All keys are optional and unknown keys are ignored.
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-`swiftPM`: Dictionary with the following keys, defining options for SwiftPM workspaces
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-`configuration: "debug"|"release"`: The configuration to build the project for during background indexing and the configuration whose build folder should be used for Swift modules if background indexing is disabled. Equivalent to SwiftPM's `--configuration` option.
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-`scratchPath: string`: Build artifacts directory path. If nil, the build system may choose a default value. This path can be specified as a relative path, which will be interpreted relative to the project root. Equivalent to SwiftPM's `--scratch-path` option.
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-`swiftPM`: Options for SwiftPM workspaces
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-`configuration: "debug"|"release"`: The configuration to build the project for during background indexing
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and the configuration whose build folder should be used for Swift
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modules if background indexing is disabled.
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Equivalent to SwiftPM's `--configuration` option.
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-`scratchPath: string`: Build artifacts directory path. If nil, the build system may choose a default value.
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This path can be specified as a relative path, which will be interpreted relative to the project root.
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Equivalent to SwiftPM's `--scratch-path` option.
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-`swiftSDKsDirectory: string`: Equivalent to SwiftPM's `--swift-sdks-path` option
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-`swiftSDK: string`: Equivalent to SwiftPM's `--swift-sdk` option
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-`triple: string`: Equivalent to SwiftPM's `--triple` option
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-`cCompilerFlags: string[]`: Extra arguments passed to the compiler for C files. Equivalent to SwiftPM's `-Xcc` option.
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-`cxxCompilerFlags: string[]`: Extra arguments passed to the compiler for C++ files. Equivalent to SwiftPM's `-Xcxx` option.
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-`swiftCompilerFlags: string[]`: Extra arguments passed to the compiler for Swift files. Equivalent to SwiftPM's `-Xswiftc` option.
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-`linkerFlags: string[]`: Extra arguments passed to the linker. Equivalent to SwiftPM's `-Xlinker` option.
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-`disableSandbox: bool`: Disables running subprocesses from SwiftPM in a sandbox. Useful when running `sourcekit-lsp` in a sandbox because nested sandboxes are not supported.
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-`disableSandbox: boolean`: Disables running subprocesses from SwiftPM in a sandbox. Equivalent to SwiftPM's `--disable-sandbox` option
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Useful when running `sourcekit-lsp` in a sandbox because nested sandboxes are not supported.
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-`compilationDatabase`: Dictionary with the following keys, defining options for workspaces with a compilation database
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-`searchPaths: string[]`: Additional paths to search for a compilation database, relative to a workspace root.
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-`fallbackBuildSystem`: Dictionary with the following keys, defining options for files that aren't managed by any build system
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-`cCompilerFlags: string[]`: Extra arguments passed to the compiler for C files
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-`cxxCompilerFlags: string[]`: Extra arguments passed to the compiler for C++ files
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-`swiftCompilerFlags: string[]`: Extra arguments passed to the compiler for Swift files
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-`sdk: string`: The SDK to use for fallback arguments. Default is to infer the SDK using `xcrun`.
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-`buildSettingsTimeout: int`: Number of milliseconds to wait for build settings from the build system before using fallback build settings.
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-`buildSettingsTimeout: integer`: Number of milliseconds to wait for build settings from the build system before using fallback build settings.
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-`clangdOptions: string[]`: Extra command line arguments passed to `clangd` when launching it
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-`index`: Dictionary with the following keys, defining options related to indexing
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-`index`: Options related to indexing
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-`indexStorePath: string`: Directory in which a separate compilation stores the index store. By default, inferred from the build system.
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-`indexDatabasePath: string`: Directory in which the indexstore-db should be stored. By default, inferred from the build system.
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-`indexPrefixMap: [string: string]`: Path remappings for remapping index data for local use.
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-`maxCoresPercentageToUseForBackgroundIndexing: double`: A hint indicating how many cores background indexing should use at most (value between 0 and 1). Background indexing is not required to honor this setting
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-`updateIndexStoreTimeout: int`: Number of seconds to wait for an update index store task to finish before killing it.
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-`logging`: Dictionary with the following keys, changing SourceKit-LSP’s logging behavior on non-Apple platforms. On Apple platforms, logging is done through the [system log](Diagnose%20Bundle.md#Enable%20Extended%20Logging). These options can only be set globally and not per workspace.
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-`logLevel: "debug"|"info"|"default"|"error"|"fault"`: The level from which one onwards log messages should be written.
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-`privacyLevel: "public"|"private"|"sensitive"`: Whether potentially sensitive information should be redacted. Default is `public`, which redacts potentially sensitive information.
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-`inputMirrorDirectory: string`: Write all input received by SourceKit-LSP on stdin to a file in this directory. Useful to record and replay an entire SourceKit-LSP session.
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-`defaultWorkspaceType: "buildserver"|"compdb"|"swiftpm"`: Overrides workspace type selection logic.
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-`maxCoresPercentageToUseForBackgroundIndexing: number`: A hint indicating how many cores background indexing should use at most (value between 0 and 1). Background indexing is not required to honor this setting
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-`updateIndexStoreTimeout: integer`: Number of seconds to wait for an update index store task to finish before killing it.
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-`logging`: Options related to logging, changing SourceKit-LSP’s logging behavior on non-Apple platforms.
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On Apple platforms, logging is done through the [system log](Diagnose%20Bundle.md#Enable%20Extended%20Logging).
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These options can only be set globally and not per workspace.
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-`level: "debug"|"info"|"default"|"error"|"fault"`: The level from which one onwards log messages should be written.
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-`privacyLevel: "sensitive"|"private"|"public"`: Whether potentially sensitive information should be redacted.
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Default is `public`, which redacts potentially sensitive information.
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-`inputMirrorDirectory: string`: Write all input received by SourceKit-LSP on stdin to a file in this directory.
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Useful to record and replay an entire SourceKit-LSP session.
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-`defaultWorkspaceType: "buildServer"|"compilationDatabase"|"swiftPM"`: Default workspace type (buildserver|compdb|swiftpm). Overrides workspace type selection logic.
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-`generatedFilesPath: string`: Directory in which generated interfaces and macro expansions should be stored.
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-`backgroundIndexing: bool`: Explicitly enable or disable background indexing.
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-`backgroundPreparationMode: "build"|"noLazy"|"enabled"`: Determines how background indexing should prepare a target. Possible values are:
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-`backgroundIndexing: boolean`: Whether background indexing is enabled.
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-`backgroundPreparationMode: string`: Determines how background indexing should prepare a target. Possible values are:
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-`build`: Build a target to prepare it
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-`noLazy`: Prepare a target without generating object files but do not do lazy type checking and function body skipping
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-`enabled`: Prepare a target without generating object files and the like
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-`cancelTextDocumentRequestsOnEditAndClose: bool`: Whether sending a `textDocument/didChange` or `textDocument/didClose` notification for a document should cancel all pending requests for that document.
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-`experimentalFeatures: string[]`: Experimental features to enable. Available features: on-type-formatting
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-`swiftPublishDiagnosticsDebounceDuration: double`: The time that `SwiftLanguageService` should wait after an edit before starting to compute diagnostics and sending a `PublishDiagnosticsNotification`.
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-`cancelTextDocumentRequestsOnEditAndClose: boolean`: Whether sending a `textDocument/didChange` or `textDocument/didClose` notification for a document should cancel
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all pending requests for that document.
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-`experimentalFeatures: ("on-type-formatting")[]`: Experimental features that are enabled.
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-`swiftPublishDiagnosticsDebounceDuration: number`: The time that `SwiftLanguageService` should wait after an edit before starting to compute diagnostics and
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sending a `PublishDiagnosticsNotification`.
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-`workDoneProgressDebounceDuration: number`: When a task is started that should be displayed to the client as a work done progress, how many milliseconds to
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wait before actually starting the work done progress. This prevents flickering of the work done progress in the
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client for short-lived index tasks which end within this duration.
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-`sourcekitdRequestTimeout: number`: The maximum duration that a sourcekitd request should be allowed to execute before being declared as timed out.
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In general, editors should cancel requests that they are no longer interested in, but in case editors don't cancel
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requests, this ensures that a long-running non-cancelled request is not blocking sourcekitd and thus most semantic
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functionality.
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In particular, VS Code does not cancel the semantic tokens request, which can cause a long-running AST build that
/// Directory in which a separate compilation stores the index store. By default, inferred from the build system.
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publicvarindexStorePath:String?
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/// Directory in which the indexstore-db should be stored. By default, inferred from the build system.
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publicvarindexDatabasePath:String?
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/// Path remappings for remapping index data for local use.
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publicvarindexPrefixMap:[String:String]?
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/// A hint indicating how many cores background indexing should use at most (value between 0 and 1). Background indexing is not required to honor this setting
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