feat!: add custom handler for successful renames #85
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BREAKING CHANGE: Add a new field, `handler`, representing a function to be called after successful renames, with the LSP `textDocument/rename` raw response. Closes: GH-84 Signed-off-by: Filip Dutescu <filip.dutescu@gmail.com>
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Motivation
This PR adds two new changes, related to GH-84:
BREAKING CHANGE: Add a new field,
handler, representing a function to be called after successful renames, with the LSPtextDocument/renameraw response.Closes: GH-84
BREAKING CHANGE: TODO integrate
nvim-notifyProposed changes
handlerfield to be called with the LSP raw response on successful renamesTest plan
Existing tests are updated to validate the new functionalities and new test cases are added for each new behaviour.