Enable automatic and interactive configuration of compile_commands.json path per project #26
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Try to find it automatically in one of the parent directories, ask user for it, otherwise.
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Must not be merged before #25 (it includes these changes)
Instead of relying on a static property, lsp-sonarlint now mimics the behavior of SonarLint for VSCode and tries to find your compilation DB automatically in one of the parent directories for a given file.
If it fails to find it automatically, it will ask the user interactively and store the path for the workspace.
You can always change the selected path with
lsp-sonarlint-set-compile-commands.