How to Configure Per-Folder Annotation Libraries?

[vin-spiegel]

I am currently working on a project with a distinct structure, having separate Server and Client directories.
Each of these directories requires a different set of Lua annotation libraries: ServerApiDocs for the Server directory and ClientApiDocs for the Client directory. However, I am facing challenges in configuring to recognize and apply these annotation libraries on a per-folder basis within the same root workspace.

Could you guide me on how to achieve the following configurations?

1. For files in the Server directory, only use the ServerApiDocs library.
2. For files in the Client directory, only use the ClientApiDocs library.

[carsakiller]

I have run into similar issues. In this case, you can open each folder as two separate workspace folders, allowing you to have a .vscode/settings.json per folder.

In my case, I also have a common/ directory with code that is meant to be shared by both, and run in two different runtimes (client=LuaJIT, server=Lua5.3) and I have not found a nice solution for this case. The development experience in this case is severely degraded.

[ZegWe]

In my case, I also have a common/ directory with code that is meant to be shared by both, and run in two different runtimes (client=LuaJIT, server=Lua5.3) and I have not found a nice solution for this case. The development experience in this case is severely degraded.

I have the same problem, please let me know if you got any solution in the future.