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Omnisharp connects but fails to work #1125
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Are you sure that you are using the latest version of the omnisharp? There were a lot of issues fixed in omnisharp regarding lsp support. |
@yyoncho both tried the one installed from Omnisharp and actual omnisharp-roslyn page but I'll try and see if I can find an unstable branch that works when I get a chance. |
I'm also getting this issue:
followed by:
Omnisharp-Roslyn is on v1.34.7 I can confirm that I don't get this issue with standalone Omnisharp-Emacs |
I couldn't find a newer version of omnisharp-roslyn. but I tried older versions, namley a 6 month old one, linux vs windows, even gave it a go on msys. I tried an older lsp-mode.el . Couldn't get any of them working. I might have messed up trying an older version of omnisharp-roslyn, but I can only assume that there is something wrong with lsp-mode in my particular configuration. |
@Mallchad can you try with the latest lsp-mode? It will automatically download and configure omnisharp. In case, it still does not work can you attach a sample project? |
The same thing happens to me. However if I refresh the file with C-x C-v AFTER the server has completely finished loading .csproj's then the issue goes away. The actual issue appears for me to be that omnisharp-roslyn sends a response to I.e. it sends the response before it has finished loading all the projects on the solution, thus any requests lsp-mode sends before that is done are bound to fail in some way. For some larger solutions it might take a while for all projects to load and for the moment we don't have a way to know when except for watching when these (or similar) lines appear on
There has been a couple of issued registered on omnisharp-roslyn repo on this:
BTW this same crash appears to be happending for @sebasmonia on #1108 (comment) |
Thank you @razzmatazz . Do you think we can create a workaround by waiting for "Successfully loaded project file" message or we should close the issue and wait for the upstream? |
IMHO fixing this upstream is a better approach, – I will try to register an issue and/or maybe a PR to omnisharp-roslyn once I understand what is actually wrong here.. |
Ok. Then once you have a more details I suggest closing this issue and #1108 and adding a faq entry pointing to the upstream issue(and eventually mentioning that the user should wait for the loaded project message). |
@razzmatazz @yyoncho |
@razzmatazz do you know if the upstream has been fixed? |
As far as I know — not yet (tested a couple of weeks ago)
Actually I have started writing my own lsp server for C# in the meantime — l as attempting to fix omnisharp is just too much mental load for me, the codebase is rather sophisticated/complicated.
https://github.com/razzmatazz/csharp-language-server
I forked lsp wiring off https://github.com/fsprojects/fsharp-language-server and things are surprising easy to implement. (I know Pareto rule will show its head eventually)
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@razzmatazz do you know if the upstream has been fixed?
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@razzmatazz that is cool. Feel free to link it from lsp-mode supported servers if you are looking for more contributors. |
It is really too early, basic things don’t work. But definitely will inform once I have something that works somewhat for me, — having something that works is better than nothing. In the meantime I’m ok with using omnisharp-emacs w/omnisharp (non lsp Setup) |
It seems to be fixed in yesterday's release: https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-roslyn/releases/tag/v1.34.14 At least, it is yet again feeding popup information and company completion correctly. No need to reopen the file once the project is fully loaded. Still, I had a few issues that eventually I will be able to reproduce. dotnet --version: 3.1.101 |
@lxbarbosa great! will take a look to confirm |
Actually it's not working at all. LOL Once it loads a project it parsers and correctly provides information to popup and company. Changing the code and it is stuck with early "parsing" state. eg: changing a string var to char and it still shows the same early information. The same goes for company completions. As for linting, flymake never "worked" Well, its almost there :D |
It does not work for me either. It connects, but then nothing. Not even a popup or company. :( |
Yes, it still does not work. However, I noticed @david-driscoll and others are still actively working on improving LSP part of Omnisharp so hopefully LSP w/ C# is coming eventually: |
I made a PR for omnisharp-roslyn that upgrades LSP component and doing that fixes some of the issues (at least for me) -- now I have proper autocompletion context, flycheck, go-to-def, lenses and some other things working. |
v1.35.1 released. Most of its feature works correctly once But it still unaware of any change in the file is made. |
@lxbarbosa yeah, that is because of omnisharp-roslyn LSP file sync issue. My PR to fix this is no longer WIP, -- hopefully maintainers of omnisharp-roslyn will take a look at that. |
For those interested the issue seems to be fixed in OmniSharp/omnisharp-roslyn#1791. YES! |
Using a minimal project to test and building Omnisharp from |
I have also added a handler for the |
Pre-release of v1.35.2 with @razzmatazz PRs is out. https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-roslyn/releases/tag/v1.35.2 |
Uh, they didn’t merge the code actions and workspace symbols handlers yet.. but the sync issue should be fixed finally though. |
@razzmatazz |
Can confirm the latest update does solve most issues. |
@Mallchad |
This is wonderful. Thank you! It works like a charm. Bye bye omnisharp-emacs? Most probably. |
I am planning to deprecate omnisharp-emacs eventually, but some features are still not working with LSP. At least the ones that I use :) -- e.g. running unit test(s). Thus I am kind of reluctant to declare a victory yet. I am starting to implement some of those things (unit test running on queue): |
@razzmatazz I agree it is good but there is still a lot of work to be done. @lxbarbosa as to answer your question the one thing that doesn't necessarily work is external libraries, particularly UnityEditor.dll |
To run unit tests I'm using dotnet.el. It's not perfect, and many times I've toyed with the idea of a mega submission or creating a new package. But, it works! |
@sebasmonia
Those features hardly will be in the scope of LSP servers, though! I wonder if it would be better a CLI tool instead of an Emacs package. |
Part of this functionality is already facilitated with packages like
yasnippet and the codelens server capability that has been wired up in
razzmatazz' PR omnisharp-roslyn/#1799
I think automatic method creation is probably well out of the scope of this
project.
Formatting document is something that emacs provides in a light way by
default, mainly through indentation,
but there could be a code formater from omnisharp wired up, but I don't
know if that implementation actually existed to begin with.
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One idea I had is to bring to emacs a few essential Visual Studio/Rider
features as Method extract, inserting Constructor, automatically creating
method as we add a new parameter, format document...
I wonder if it would be better a CLI tool instead of an emacs package.
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Snippets: Format Document: Its kinda just indentation, what I mean is following .NET standards as:
Method(string param1, string param2, string param3, string param4, string param5) to Method(string param1, string param2,
string param3, string param4, string param5) ... Other features that I miss in emacs are:
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Actually, most of the functionality you listed above has already been available in omnisharp-roslyn/omnisharp-emacs and will be available over LSP with the next omnisharp-roslyn release (my code actions PR has been merged already) So it is closer than you think :) |
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Describe the bug
After connecting the omnisharp language server when opening a
.cs file
, nothing much in it just for test purposes to see if the server worked I always get errors, eitherSystem.NullReferenceException
or(wrong-type-argument hash-table-p nil)
like mentioned in #815I believe this is purely an lsp-mode problem because standalone omnisharp-emacs (https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-emacs) works just fine almost out of the box even though they use the same server of omnisharp-roslyn
Flycheck also states that "A suitable syntax checker is not found." despite the connecting to the language server.
To Reproduce
Emacs with lsp mode hooked onto prog-mode.
omnisharp roslyn release or build placed in
~/.omnisharp/omnisharp/omnisharp
empty C# file, hovering over any text will give you the error
Expected behavior
I expected to get either some kind of flycheck error or C# related company popup while typing or manually invoking
M-x company-lsp
Which Language Server did you use
Omnisharp-Roslyn, release, manual build using including build.ps1 and through copying over Omnisharp-emacs files
OS
Which os do you use?
WIndows 10
Error callstack
If there is an error please reproduce the issue with
toggle-debug-on-error
and after settinglsp-print-io
to t, and then include the callstack and attach the content of*lsp-log*
buffer and the content of the server log(uselsp-workspace-show-log
)LSP Log Error
LSP Full Log
(https://gist.github.com/Mallchad/b6c7900b6975d5169826bae963bcf994)
LSP IO Log Error
LSP IO Full Log
(https://gist.github.com/Mallchad/decd44f66df2cc973391aabb5a1201b9)
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