nixd/lib/Controller: disable semantic tokens feature during init #616
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Semantic tokens (current implementation) caused a lot of trouble for users.
The common reason is confusing attribute path coloring for "same" tokens.
i.e.
```nix
{
program.a = 1;
program.b = 2;
}
```
Those two "program"s are colored differently, (looks like a bug frankly).
So let's disable it for now, for UX improvement.
We can re-enable it later if we have a better implementation.
Link: #573
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This was referenced Nov 17, 2024
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Semantic tokens (current implementation) caused a lot of trouble for users.
The common reason is confusing attribute path coloring for "same" tokens.
i.e.
Those two "program"s are colored differently, (looks like a bug frankly).
So let's disable it for now, for UX improvement.
We can re-enable it later if we have a better implementation.
Link: #573