Fix race condition when executing Java workspace commands during standard server startup#4462
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Signed-off-by: Morgan Chang <shin19991207@gmail.com>
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Looks good and fixes the problem. Thanks, Morgan!
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Fixes #2481
There is a race condition in extension start-up where
java.execute.workspaceCommandcan be invoked while the standard Java language server is still starting. During that startup window,standardClient.getClient()can beundefined, but the command handler callsstandardClient.getClient().sendRequest(...). That can throw:This is especially visible when standard server startup is delayed or skipped by startup decisions such as build tool conflict handling (i.e. open a project with both
build.gradleandpom.xmlexisted).This PR prevents
java.execute.workspaceCommandfrom using the Java language client before it is initialized by:java.execute.workspaceCommandwait for an active standard server startup before sending the workspace command requestpostExtensionStartInit(...)so the initial standard-server startup decision happens before commands that depend on the standard client are registered