Hardhik
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5 years ago Surprisingly, I saw this today in the Visual Studio IDE too.
Open PaitoAnderson opened 5 years ago
Hardhik
commented
5 years ago Surprisingly, I saw this today in the Visual Studio IDE too.
akshita31
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5 years ago @PaitoAnderson That is awkward. Can you share the repro project. Does it reproduce when all other extensions are disbaled?
PaitoAnderson
commented
5 years ago @akshita31 Yes it does, unfortunately it's not open source, what's the best way to securely share repro project with you? My email is on my profile.
akshita31
commented
5 years ago @PaitoAnderson Can you send it over email - akagarw@microsoft.com
aspann
commented
5 years ago I've ran into the same issue today. Solution for me was to change the "omnisharp.useGlobalMono" back to "auto" in the settings.json. (or simply remove that line. "auto" is the default value)
The problem might be related to an update of mono and/or MSBuild.
MSBuild: 15.9.20.62856 Mono: 5.20.1.19
anorborg
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5 years ago I've hit this as well in one of my repos. I attempted to to create a minimal repo to reproduce, but unfortunately wasn't able to. I tried disabling all other extensions and also verified my omnisharp.useGlobalMono setting was auto (though I do not have mono installed separately).
VS Code: 1.33.1 C# Extension: 1.19.1
akshita31
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5 years ago @anorborg Can you try setting "omnisharp.useGlobalMono": never. That way omnisharp will use the built-in version of mono.
anorborg
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5 years ago @akshita31 no change unfortunately. If it helps, the behavior it appears to be isolated to a particular interface and implementation. The intellisense will not register an error if the interface isn't implemented, however i'll still get a standard build error. When I implement I am able to build and run, but the implemented method has the "MISSING: command"
Ivars-Sprogis
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5 years ago @akshita31 Thanks! Worked for me
bmolnar2
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5 years ago @anorborg Can you try setting "omnisharp.useGlobalMono": never. That way omnisharp will use the built-in version of mono.
This one worked for me too, thanks. Seems like solved the missing AssemblyResolve issue as well. Intellisense, it's good to have you back. :)
paulhannon0
commented
3 years ago Was there ever a solution for this besides the useGlobalMono workaround? None of the options for that setting have had any effect for me. I've never had this issue before, only just started appearing.
doivosevic
commented
3 years ago I'm encountering this issue when working on a Rust project. I don't have C# related tooling installed
dergyitheron
commented
3 years ago I am having this issue as well with Rust project. I have OmniSharp installed as well. Tried updating an restarting, nothing seems to be working. Using rust-analyzer.
equt
commented
3 years ago The bug has been fixed in the rust-analyzer and will be available in the next release.
Not sure what causes this in omnisharp-vscode, but it seems to occur when the macro expands or annotations being generated by VS Code,
..., this appears when annotations can't be resolved(the 135 implementations thing that appears above structs and the like), this resolving failure happens when macros create items currently which then appears at the top of the file as the text ranges are mapped incorrectly, ...
quote from https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/issues/8218, hope it could help :).
jsoref
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3 years ago Fwiw, I triggered
By clicking one of the (git) merge marker resolution links and this appeared roughly where one of the merge markers was.
Andy-AO
commented
2 years ago @anorborg Can you try setting "omnisharp.useGlobalMono": never. That way omnisharp will use the built-in version of mono.
Thanks it worked for me, after restart vscode.
cyqsimon
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1 year ago This problem doesn't seem to be language-specific. I was writing a handlebars template and got this, and a Google search brought me here. This is some CSS in the <style> element of a .hbs file: 
In my specific case I was able to isolate the problem to the GitLens extension. I think this is the exact issue: https://github.com/gitkraken/vscode-gitlens/issues/2209. It seems to only affect symlinked files. None of this might be useful to you, but hey more info can't hurt.
jsoref
commented
1 year ago This problem doesn't seem to be language-specific.
@cyqsimon: indeed it isn't. ... but the VSCode ecosystem is extremely hostile to filing bugs against its core.
If you aren't a core contributor, I wouldn't suggest spending the time trying to convince them to Do The Right Thing™. There are brick walls that would be more comfortable and satisfying banging your head against.
archer884
commented
1 year ago Shit's still broke, yo.
mihailik
commented
1 year ago What is this?
!!MISSING: command!! | !!MISSING: command!!
I don't have any OmniSharp installed, but still get the issue.
twatkins-skyhop
commented
1 year ago Same on a golang repo. Was actually only looking to see the git blame info for a function, but anything below this omits it. Even to 8 lines above it just in the middle of an arbitrary multiline var initialization. The git blame just stops there. All the other hover actions work just fine. Nothing wrong with the file as far as golang is concerned.
Interestingly, it appears on an interface as with the above commenter. Hover actions for this line work fine too.
EDIT: Uh, feeling a little silly. It's gone now after restarting. To be fair, it was a lot more than simply restarting. Rebooted mac to install the Rapid Response security update thing (!!arbitrary code execution when loading web content!!), also installed latest golang updated yesterday (1.20.6) as well as gopls (0.12.2 -> 0.12.4) the language server.
That said, it looks like it was the git plugin that was not working. Either itself, or as a result of something else. This is what it was trying to populate in that spot.
And finally, I just realized I am very much in the wrong place (csharp haha oops).
Issue Description
I just started getting this today, where sometimes it shows
!!MISSING: command!!above a class instead of the references count, restarting VSCode didn't help.Steps to Reproduce
Open .cs file
Expected Behavior
0 referencesActual Behavior
!!MISSING: command!!Logs
OmniSharp log
C# log
Blank
Environment information
VSCode version: 1.33.1 C# Extension: 1.19.0
Mono Information
OmniSharp using global mono :5.18.1Dotnet Information
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