Make the Yarn SDK path relative to the worktree

[arcanis]

Let's say you run this:

cd ~/proj-a
zed ~/proj-b

The zed process will execute with current_dir() = ~/proj-a, but a worktree_root_path() = ~/proj-b. The old detection was then checking if the Yarn SDK was installed in proj-a to decide whether to set the tsdk value or not. This was incorrect, as we should instead check for the SDK presence inside proj-b.

Release Notes:

• Fixed the Yarn SDK detection when the Zed pwd is different from the opened folder.

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[osiewicz]

Huh, read_text_file should already be relative to the worktree you're working with (and not cwd).. So that sounds to me like a bug elsewhere, if it is an issue indeed.

[arcanis]

My understanding is that it only does so for files that aren't part of an ignore list (gitignore?), otherwise it fails with "no worktree entry".

In our case we want to check unconditionally, since it's conceivable the user would have gitignored the SDK files (in my case it was by mistake as I had incorrect .gitignore entries).

[osiewicz]

Hmm, read_text_file calls entry_for_path:

zed/crates/project/src/lsp_store.rs

Line 12791 in 92e765b

.entry_for_path(path)

which then uses include_ignored: true to traverse a worktree..

zed/crates/worktree/src/worktree.rs

Line 2374 in 92e765b

self.traverse_from_path(true, true, true, path)

I don't see why it would ignore these entries.

Don't get me wrong, I appreciate you filing a PR, but I need to do some further digging myself before I'm able to review this (even though the code looks good at glance).

[arcanis]

I might be wrong, but I suspect it's because .yarn was gitignored, so should_scan_directory declined to dig into it, and .yarn/sdks/typescript/lib never appeared in the worktree entries.