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[SUGGESTION] Solution-wide analysis #104 #68553
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isnt full solution analysis already available in roslyn? the old c# extension has it. only not working in the new c# devkit extension |
I think so. But they closed and moved. |
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…P/VSCode Work towards dotnet#68553. This needs a corresponding change in dotnet/vscode-csharp repo. I verified that this change + the corresponding vscode-csharp change enables FSA support in C# DevKit extension in VSCode. There also needs to be a follow-up bug fix for dotnet#68797 to treat compiler and analyzer FSA options appropriately.
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…P/VSCode Work towards dotnet#68553. This needs a corresponding change in dotnet/vscode-csharp repo. I verified that this change + the corresponding vscode-csharp change enables FSA support in C# DevKit extension in VSCode. Needs couple more Roslyn side fixes as a follow-up: dotnet#68797 and dotnet#68798
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Currently C# Dev Kit reports errors/warnings about opened files.
Can it automatically report solution-wide errors/warnings?
Refer microsoft/vscode-dotnettools#104 (comment)
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