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Repository for the Packt Publishing book titled "C# 11 and .NET 7 - Modern Cross-Platform Development Fundamentals" by Mark J. Price
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Go to Definition in VSCode #90

Open flepow opened 2 months ago

flepow commented 2 months ago

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Chapter: 1 Page Number: 37 Section Title: Getting definitions of types and her members Step Number: 3 Problem to fix: No Definition Found in VSCode and C#12 Suggested solution: Other useful information e.g. OS, coding tools, and so on: Entering "omni" in the command palette says "no matching command" because OmniSharp has been disabled by C#12 in the latest update to VSCode. If OmniSharp is reinstalled, The C# Dev Kit must be disabled or OmniSharp will be ignored. If you disabled the C# Dev Kit "Go to Definition" is removed from the drop down if you right click the "int" keyword. None of the internet suggestions worked for me. What is your workaround in C#12 in VSCode? VS 2022 works fine.

markjprice commented 2 months ago

This issue with OmniSharp being missing appears in multiple errata entries:

https://github.com/markjprice/cs11dotnet7/blob/main/docs/errata/errata.md#page-8---installing-other-extensions

https://github.com/markjprice/cs11dotnet7/blob/main/docs/errata/errata.md#page-28---writing-code-using-visual-studio-code

https://github.com/markjprice/cs11dotnet7/blob/main/docs/errata/errata.md#page-31---adding-a-second-project-using-visual-studio-code

I recommend using the latest C# Dev Kit without OmniSharp. Go To Definition works fine with it.

markjprice commented 2 months ago

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markjprice commented 2 months ago

An updated step-by-step is available in the .NET 8 book repo: https://github.com/markjprice/cs12dotnet8/blob/main/docs/code-editors/vscode.md