Hi,
I'm working on MCP Language Tools, a project that provides MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools by connecting to existing Language Servers (LSP). This allows AI agents (Claude, Copilot, etc.) to leverage LSP features like go-to-definition, diagnostics, refactoring, etc. for any language that has an LSP server.
We have added Pascal support using pasls. Our installer automatically downloads pre-built binaries from GitHub releases. Since this repository has no releases yet, we are currently using the fork https://github.com/zen010101/pascal-language-server which has published releases with binaries for all platforms. However, we would prefer to point to the official repository.
The CI workflow (.github/workflows/build.yml) already has a release job that builds binaries for all platforms and creates a GitHub release — it only triggers when a v* tag is pushed, and no such tag has been pushed yet.
Could you push a version tag (e.g. v1.0.0) to trigger the release workflow? This would allow us to switch from the fork to the official Pascal Language Server.
Thank you!
Hi,
I'm working on MCP Language Tools, a project that provides MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools by connecting to existing Language Servers (LSP). This allows AI agents (Claude, Copilot, etc.) to leverage LSP features like go-to-definition, diagnostics, refactoring, etc. for any language that has an LSP server.
We have added Pascal support using pasls. Our installer automatically downloads pre-built binaries from GitHub releases. Since this repository has no releases yet, we are currently using the fork https://github.com/zen010101/pascal-language-server which has published releases with binaries for all platforms. However, we would prefer to point to the official repository.
The CI workflow (
.github/workflows/build.yml) already has areleasejob that builds binaries for all platforms and creates a GitHub release — it only triggers when av*tag is pushed, and no such tag has been pushed yet.Could you push a version tag (e.g.
v1.0.0) to trigger the release workflow? This would allow us to switch from the fork to the official Pascal Language Server.Thank you!