Oxc_language_server adds the same command line parameters as oxlint and supports oxlintrc.json.

[suxiaoshao]

Are the command line parameters for oxc_language_server consistent with those of oxlint? Adding ‘–jsx-a11y-plugin’ doesn’t seem to work, and I can’t configure plugins in oxlintrc.json.

[pumano]

I think it's not consistent, but looks like it should be consistent (as much as possible). Some details at #7118

[nrayburn-tech]

I’m not sure about CLI args for the language server. I don’t know if that’s standard for language servers, so I’d like to know that.

Enabling/disabling plugins with the language server somehow is definitely a requirement in my opinion.
This should be doable with oxlint json config files. I’m not sure if this is already setup or not.

[Sysix]

I’m not sure about CLI args for the language server. I don’t know if that’s standard for language servers, so I’d like to know that.

You can configure them ans Config Properties like lint.run.
But this feels really hacky. I did not find a similar setting in eslint vscode-client

@suxiaoshao to your original Problem:
The newest oxlint version disables plugins via the config file. See here how it works: #6896 (comment)

The language server will react automatically to it.
Feel free to test it with the latest oxlint version and oxc vscode-extension.

You need to set your config with in settings.json or else it defaults to .eslintrc: { "oxc.configPath": "oxlint.json" }

[Sysix]

Closing the issue because the problem was for disabling the plugin and with the config file it is already possible for cli and language server