Multi-root Workplace in VSCode, Class hides a global class script

[caioraphael1]

Godot version

4.4-dev7

VS Code version

1.96.2

Godot Tools VS Code extension version

master

System information

Windows 10

Issue description

I know this is a classic, and most likely related to the LSP.

I'm having Class hides a global class script while using Multi workplaces opened.

Each folder on the left represents a different Godot Project.

All projects are part of the same game. I'm making a multiplayer game and managing multiple projects it's a must.

There's only one VSCode instance opened.
There's only one Godot instance opened, related to the Servidor do Jogo folder.

Some configurations:

Do you have any tips on how to make this work?
I know that probably there's not much it can be done related to this Extension, but I'd appreciate some tips or directions about how to solve this.
Thank you

Steps to reproduce

Open VSCode.
Open Godot.

or

Open Godot
Open VSCode.

[DaelonSuzuka]

Multi-root workspaces are explicitly not supported by the Language Server or by this extension. Each Language Server is only capable of knowing information about a single project, and this extension can only connect to one Language Server at a time.

There's only one VSCode instance opened.
There's only one Godot instance opened, related to the Servidor do Jogo folder.

FYI, your Godot instance doesn't matter because you checked LSP Headless Mode. It's not connecting to your Godot Editor, it's creating an entirely new one in the background.

If you opened each project in its own VSCode instance and used LSP Headless Mode, you could get LSP support on each project, but then you'd have to run 5 extra copies of the entire Godot Editor. That sounds like a bad idea to me.

I'm making a multiplayer game and managing multiple projects it's a must.

This is definitely not true. I worked on several multiplayer games and it's very easy to have everything in one project.

[caioraphael1]

is there a way to know and control which folder is currently active as to connect to the lsp? I don't mind not having intelisense in all projects, but I'd like to control which project is currently connected with the lsp

[DaelonSuzuka]

No.

[caioraphael1]

If I disable Headless mode and close all godot instances, the plugin connects successfully to the LSP. This doesn't seem to make sense. This happens even if I restart vscode.

How can the vscode connect to the lsp, with headless mode off and no godot instances opened?

[DaelonSuzuka]

Check Task Manager, I would guess there's one (or more) headless Godot instances still running.

[caioraphael1]

The plugins is openning a headless godot instance, even if Headless is disabled. I need to manually close the headless version in the task manager everytime

[DaelonSuzuka]

Have you restarted VSCode since disabling headless mode? Are you certain it's not still turned on in one of the workspaces' settings files?

[caioraphael1]

yes