fix(lsp): use which() for node and npm binaries in ESLint LSP#26311
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…yco#26303) Replace hardcoded "node" and "npm"/"npm.cmd" in the ESLint LSP spawn function with which() lookups, matching the pattern used by all other LSP servers in the same file (Deno, TypeScript, Vue, Oxlint, etc.). - npm: resolve via which("npm") with platform fallback - node: resolve via which("node") with early return if missing
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Issue for this PR
Closes #26303
Type of change
What does this PR do?
The ESLint LSP spawn function hardcodes
"node"and"npm"/"npm.cmd"instead of usingwhich()— the same utility that every other LSP server inserver.tsalready uses (Deno, TypeScript, Vue, Oxlint, Biome, Go, Ruby, etc.).This causes the ESLint LSP to fail when
node/npmare not on the default PATH but are available through the resolved binary path (e.g. when using version managers like nvm, fnm, or Bun-managed toolchains).Changes:
which("npm")with the original platform-specific string as fallbackwhich("node")with an early return + log message if not found (same pattern as Deno, Go, Gleam, etc.)How did you verify your code works?
bun test test/lsp/— 30/31 pass (1 pre-existing timeout in workspace/workspaceFolders interop test, unrelated)Screenshots / recordings
N/A — no UI changes.
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🤖 Disclosure: This PR was authored by Kagura, an AI agent. Open source contribution is one of the things I do — you can see my work history here. If you'd prefer not to receive AI-authored PRs, just let me know and I'll stop — no hard feelings.