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In Laravel projects, template files (Blade files) typically have the .blade.php suffix. However, the PHP LSP automatically detects these files and can cause incorrect behavior or issues within them.
Is there a way to disable the LSP specifically for files that have the .blade.php suffix?
Similarly when developing Helm charts the template files are associated to yaml-ls which barfs on the templates, which are generally not valid yaml. Not a huge deal but it does add context bloat (not sure how much tbh) and can throw off smaller models like Claude Haiku.
To my knowledge there isn't a standard extension for Helm templates though, like there is for Blade files. Maybe reasoning about it more like an ignore file would be nice (e.g. being able to exclude **/templates/** from the yaml-ls LSP)
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rekram1-node commentedon Dec 2, 2025
yeah we need to have something for that....
ckreiling commentedon Feb 7, 2026
Similarly when developing Helm charts the template files are associated to
yaml-lswhich barfs on the templates, which are generally not valid yaml. Not a huge deal but it does add context bloat (not sure how much tbh) and can throw off smaller models like Claude Haiku.To my knowledge there isn't a standard extension for Helm templates though, like there is for Blade files. Maybe reasoning about it more like an ignore file would be nice (e.g. being able to exclude
**/templates/**from the yaml-ls LSP)github-actions commentedon Apr 9, 2026
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