This PR requires vscode-quarkus redhat-developer/vscode-quarkus#627 PR if you wish to test it in vscode-quarkus

To test this PR, open https://github.com/gbourant/multi-module-template-test. The use case is that index.html from project-b include the template root.html from the project-a (where project-b have a dependency to project-a).

With this PR:

• include root doesn't appear as an error
• Ctrl+click on root jump to the root.html file
• completion on #include should show root.

Here a demo:

Here the limitation of the current worl:

• it doesn'work far Java data model (like a Renarde Controller it will not be available in the template)
• doesn't refresh new dependency (ex: if you remove project-a dependency from pom.xml in project-b it does nothing)
• doesn't take car of added project / removed project (ex: if you add a new Qute project in the workspace it will not consider as Qute project)

@fbricon could we see those limitations in separate PR because it requires to improve the data model change event to be have more information like the new project dependencies, if teh changes comes from a java sources and dependencies, etc

I need to clean my code and write tests but @fbricon you can play with the PR (please see the limitations that I have listed)

seems to work for for includes, but not for user tags. If you create a https://github.com/gbourant/multi-module-template-test/tree/master/project-a/src/main/resources/templates /tags/link.html, then you have no completion, nor navigation for {#link} in https://github.com/gbourant/multi-module-template-test/blob/master/project-b/src/main/resources/templates/index.html

actually if you put any user tags in project a, then all user tags in project b disappear from rendering. @mkouba is that intended? I then don't understand how Renarde works, since it also contributes user tags

actually if you put any user tags in project a, then all user tags in project b disappear from rendering. @mkouba is that intended? I then don't understand how Renarde works, since it also contributes user tags

@gbourant we are using your sample (thanks for that), have you tried this usecase?

actually if you put any user tags in project a, then all user tags in project b disappear from rendering. @mkouba is that intended? I then don't understand how Renarde works, since it also contributes user tags

@gbourant we are using your sample (thanks for that), have you tried this usecase?

I can confirm that this happened to me too.

That's why i moved the tags to project-b when i reported the Properties should be available recursively #939

The PR contains now tests and the code should be cleaned, @fbricon please review it.

thanks @angelozerr