Test Bug 81

[daphne-sfdc]

Summary

While using VSCode,
While 'Surface Semantic Errors' is true
Reference a Custom Metadata Type that exists, and the LSP will surface a 'semantic error' stating that the Type is invalid.

if, however, you disable the semantic warnings, and then re-enable them, the error is seemingly fixed until restart.

conjecture

I think the LSP is caching types, and not picking up new metadata types and / or forgetting them after restart.

Steps To Reproduce:

1. Enable the option to surface semantic errors in VSCode's Apex settings
2. Reference an existing custom metadata type
3. See error (image above)
4. Disable the option to surface semantic errors
5. Save file referencing Custom Metadata
6. See error go away
7. Re-enable the option to surface semantic errors
8. See error not re-appear on file save.
9. Restart VSCode, see error re-appear.

Expected result

I would like to expect that the LSP is knowledgeable of custom metadata types, and that the command to refresh sobject types updated the lsp's understanding of custom metadata types.

Actual result

a semantic error is raised.

Additional information

Salesforce Extension Version in VS Code: v56.5.1

SFDX CLI Version: sfdx-cli/7.176.1 darwin-arm64 node-v18.11.0

OS and version: MacOS Ventura (13.0.1)

VS Code version: 1.83.4

Most recent version of the extensions where this was working: the feature has always been broken

[daphne-sfdc]

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[daphne-sfdc]

Hello @daphne-sfdc 👋

It looks like you're using an outdated version of Salesforce CLI. sfdx (v7) is no longer supported by the Salesforce Extensions for VSCode as of April 3, 2024. We highly recommend you move from sfdx (v7) to sf (v2) ASAP.

Moving to sf (v2) is easy and takes just two commands. Find all the information here.

After you move to the latest version of sf (v2), run your command again and see if the CLI upgrade resolves your issue. If the issue still persists, please provide the output of sf --version and we can continue diagnosing.

[daphne-sfdc]

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