feat(amazonq): bundle stripped indexing folder for @file support in fallback LSP#6280
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feat(amazonq): bundle stripped indexing folder for @file support in fallback LSP#6280
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Problem
When users behind corporate proxies/firewalls can't download the LSP from CDN, the JB extension falls back to a bundled LSP. The bundled LSP currently excludes the entire indexing/ folder (~200MB), which means @file, @folder, and @code context commands don't work for these users.
Solution
Instead of deleting the entire
indexingfolder during bundling, selectively strip only the heavy platform-specific files that aren't needed for context commands:This keeps extension.js, lspServer.js, tree-sitter WASMs (~30MB uncompressed, ~3MB compressed in plugin .zip), which is everything needed for @file, @folder, @code, and BM25 cross-file context.
Testing