HIVE

It's the warning I screenshotted in this post, right?
This warning was introduced with sumneko version 3.7.0, which I hadn't tested until recently. I see that replacing ---@type with ---@class resolves it, but this use of ---@class contradicts my understanding of this annotation and is not documented in sumneko's official documentation either. This makes me unsure, whether it's intended or not.
I'm going to ask this question in sumneko's github.
Until then, I recommend disabling the inject-field diagnostic (see linked post) and continuing to work with ---@type.

Antares

Oh yea, that was what you talked about. I didn't understand it at the time :plol:

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Eikonium

I reported the issue on False-Positive Inject-Field diagnostic suggests duplicate ---@class statement · Issue #2528 · LuaLS/lua-language-server and will update my guide as soon as I receive an answer.

Antares

The extension is not behaving very smartly for me lately for some reason.

Lua:

        if type(self.identifier) == "table" then
            for key, __ in pairs(self.identifier) do
                self.identifier[key] = nil
            end
        end

Here I get warnings that I need to check nil or that it cannot assign table | function to table, although I'm checking the type two lines above. It didn't do that before

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