Bela VanderVoort

I've updated all of the extensions so that they use `dotnet tool list -g` to determine the globally installed version of csharpier, this should work more reliably then the old...

This seems reasonable to me

There is a good chance you are running into CSharpier trying to use a port that windows has reserved. See https://github.com/belav/csharpier/issues/1249#issuecomment-2129993017 For now you can use the DisableCSharpierServer option if...

To be clear, this issue will not be adding support for formatting razor files. This is just to support non-standard file extensions that someone wants formatted with the c# formatter.

I believe for vscode it will just need to have a given extension associated with csharp, something like this. I just need to test then document it. ``` // settings.json...

By no logs, do you mean that the output window for CSharpier is empty? Even without turning on debug logging it should contain `["INFO" - 8:54:38 AM] Initializing csharpier-vscode` when...

My instance of vscode has an empty settings file, and I can right click, format with csharpier, and it works. It also initializes csharpier as expected. The doc already mentions...

CSharpier currently removes all blank lines between usings. See [here](https://github.com/belav/csharpier/issues/661#issuecomment-1620653053) I agree that it would be nice to either automatically insert some lines, or retain existing lines. It may be...

> this would be something that you would also want to control via the [`.csharpierrc` configuration](https://csharpier.com/docs/Configuration). No. > CSharpier provides a few basic options that affect formatting and has no...

The namespace printing ends with two hardlines, this ensures that it has space between it and the next line (using, statement, etc) However the way we print comments, especially comments...