C# is supported! It goes through sem-core's(the underlying library for parsing we use in Weave) tree-sitter-c-sharp plugin. Classes, methods, interfaces, enums, structs are all extracted with it. Let me know if you hit anything.
C# is supported! It goes through sem-core's(the underlying library for parsing we use in Weave) tree-sitter-c-sharp plugin. Classes, methods, interfaces, enums, structs are all extracted with it. Let me know if you hit anything.
Cool! I didn't see it listed on the main page so that's why I asked. Are there a lot of languages similarly supported via plugins? Are they all listed somewhere?
Edit: Also, how are comments treated, in general (especially if they exist outside the structures you mentioned)? Eg. Does it somehow surface "contradictory" / conflicting edits made within comments? Or are they totally ignored?
Thanks for notifying, I will update it. So we use a language specific parser called sem here:https://ataraxy-labs.github.io/sem/, you can use all the languages listed here in weave, its a seperate library. So if you want to add language support you can open a PR here.
For comments: weave bundles doc comments (JSDoc, ///, /* */, etc.) with the entity they belong to. So if one branch edits a doc comment and another edits the function body, they merge as part of the same entity. Standalone comments between functions are treated as interstitial text and merge normally.