tree-sitter integrateion

[zhanghg1983]

How to integrate the functions of treesittter and tree-sitter-language-pack into roocode to improve its applicability to existing large-scale projects? And further solve the problem of context length limitation?

[dosubot[bot]]

I wasn't able to find specific steps for integrating Tree-sitter and tree-sitter-language-pack into Roo Code within the repository. However, Tree-sitter integration aims to address several limitations in Roo Code's context management, such as improving the ability to parse nested definitions, providing consistent parsing across different languages, and enhancing detection quality ^[1][2].

For handling context length limitations, Roo Code currently employs methods like breaking down tasks, summarizing relevant parts, and using prompt caching ^[3][4]. Tree-sitter's efficient parsing could potentially help in overcoming performance limitations, allowing for processing more files in a single request ^[1][2].

If you are looking to integrate Tree-sitter, you might need to explore the existing codebase for potential integration points and consider any dependencies or configurations that might conflict with Tree-sitter.

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[adamhill]

Tree-sitter is already used in Roo see PR #3306 for an example of the files and locations of settings for tree-sitter

For unsupported languages you will need to find a reliable repo for the grammars and .wasm files we need to integrate them into Roo and then you will have to modify the pipeline to get them into the repo dynamically or as a one time pull that will have to be manually updated.

[zhanghg1983]

Ok, @adamhill , thx very much, can the @https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-julia/tree/master offer a reliable repo for the grammars and .wasm files?