Closed NoahStahl closed 2 years ago
Hi Noah,
Thanks for reporting the issue. Sorry for your inconvenience. I will check it tommorow. In the meantime two questions: Do you load the whole solution or only selected projects? Do you have any compilation errors?
Thanks for the quick reply Cezary.
I'm loading an entire solution of about 9 projects. In the middle of upgrading them from .NetCore 2.2 to .NET 5.
No compilation errors, just some warnings about old versions of core framework.
After all the projects in the solution were upgraded to .NET 5, I no longer am seeing the issue.
So for I didn't have a chance to test MappingGenerator with .NET 5. Can you show a snippet presenting the method signature where do you try to trigger the code action? Are you using top-level statements? Any other C# 9 features in the codebase? Top-level statements are not handled atm. If this issue is not affecting you after the migration I will provide a fix with the next version (end of September/ beginning of October). However, if this still affects your work, then I will try to prepare a hotfix.
It seems to be working fine now that the solution is migrated to .NET 5.
The trigger point for the previous failure was just within a simple class. This was occurring in a .NET 2.2 project at the time, so nothing bleeding edge there.
Hello! I just purchased after using the free version awhile. Thanks for making this.
Unfortunately the extension is failing on one of my projects. It works for a simple console app, but when opening a larger more complex solution, I see the below exception.
Please let me know what information I can provide to get this fixed. Thanks!