There is great support for CAP development in IDEs such as VS Code and IntelliJ. Moreover, because the editor features for CDS are made available in the form of a language server (using the Language Server Protocol or LSP), they can also be used in other IDEs and editors, such as Neovim.
The CDS language server can be installed globally with:
Why would you do this? Well, for one thing, this gives us a very useful command line tool that can be used to format CDS source.
What is that command line tool called (the name of the command itself)?
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Further info:
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