Bela VanderVoort

There are readability arguments for breaking before the operator https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#should-a-line-break-before-or-after-a-binary-operator There is also a lot of discussion about it here, although some differing opinions on if the break should happen...

Requested this in dotnet watch - https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/17980

@Marco-Parente could you follow the steps here to get the log output https://github.com/belav/csharpier/tree/master/Src/CSharpier.Rider#troubleshooting If the message is `CSharpier needs to be installed globally to format files in /` then it...

@Marco-Parente it doesn't look like you have the debug logs turned on for csharpier. They would provide more context around why it isn't finding csharpier. The steps to turn it...

@viniciuschiele your logs don't give me much to go off of, but I did see the popup at least once today. I believe I should be able to recreate it...

@Marco-Parente could this be related to users somehow? Meaning, is the rider process running in a different user context, and for that user "dotnet csharpier --version" doesn't work. However, if...

@viniciuschiele I did release an update to the rider plugin that hides the "install globally" for "/" and files that rider has decompiled. I wasn't able to track down what...

I haven't had time to check this out yet, but my one worry is that analyzers run on a specific node type. This could be an analyzer on the CompilationUnitSyntax,...

I tried creating an Analyzer in the CSharpier solution, but couldn't get past this error. There is some weirdness already with the source generators needing very specific versions of Microsoft.CodeAnalysis...

Comments from @shocklateboy92 on the other PR > IMHO, the better non-blocking fix would be to have more than one cache file: > > 0 to N csharpier processes write...