Of course: we're sending 0 for the file version for closed files. I guess my client interprets that as in the past.

That CL fixed a bug. But I don't understand why @latest works ok.

The CL has not been released, which is why latest works.

I understand that the CL fixed a bug, but it also changed all integer fields to not use omitempty. It seems that, without an audit, we cannot assume that those changes were semantically correct.

See also #71489 (comment), which is another case where zero has a different meaning from missing, and this distinction is lost during marshaling.

[Never mind, that's the same issue that's attached to the CL that caused the regression.]

Related Issues

• x/tools/gopls: resend diagnostics for changed files #54983 (closed)
• x/tools/gopls: new buffer does not receive diagnostics when opened #42468 (closed)

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