Add node_args, tsserver_args, tsserver_env options #730
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Thanks for the PR, I've given this PR a test run and its looking good for me. Thanks @mattbroussard 👍 |
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This adds configurable options for the way the tsserver Node.js project is started up:
node_args: array of command line arguments sent to the tsserver Node.js process before the tsserver script path (useful for e.g. changing max heap size or attaching debugger to the tsserver process)tsserver_args: array of command line arguments sent to tsserver Node.js process after the tsserver script path (useful for e.g. overriding tsserver error message locale)tsserver_env: environment variables to set for the tsserver Node.js process (useful for e.g. settingTSS_LOG). These variables are merged with the environment variables available to Sublime.This is heavily inspired by #697 (which was abandoned) since I have the same problem that inspired it.