Language Service: Resolve partials against the view root the index found - #2184
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This pull request fixes go to definition for projects that do not keep their templates in
app/views.DefinitionProviderlocated a project's view root by looking for a literal string in the document path:A project laid out any other way never matched, so it got no view root at all, and go to definition could only find partials that happen to sit in the same directory as the file being edited:
app/templates/events/show.html.erbNothing resolves, even though
app/templates/shared/_header.html.erbis right there.buildPartialIndexdoes not assume the conventional layout. It looks forapp/views, falls back to the project root when there is nothing there, and records the answer asviewRoot. So what was needed to resolve that render call was already sitting in the project's index, unused by this provider.Follow up on #2168.