Martin Björkström
Martin Björkström
> This should probably use [Microsoft.CommonLanguageServerProtocol.Framework](https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/tree/main/src/Features/LanguageServer/Microsoft.CommonLanguageServerProtocol.Framework). I'd think twice before using CLaSP until it gets a more permissive license. Currently it's licensed under a license which restricts usage outside of...
> > I'd think twice before using CLaSP until it gets a more permissive license. Currently it's licensed under a license which restricts usage outside of VS family. > >...
@patriksvensson yep, and using Mono.Cecil over reflection have the benefit of not loading the assembly into the app domain. In Bakery we pull out XML docs for addins in order...
@jnm2 ah, I see.. Don't think we actually handle `#r` directives correctly in Bakery. In Cake itself it's easier, since we use reflection and that will automatically load assemblies from...
@jnm2 I created a separate issue for GAC loading here #85 @gabomgp about `netstandard2.0`, that's not even supported in `Cake` itself. Why would like it to be supported via intellisense?...
@gabomgp said: > But the solution in that issue dosn't works in .cake files. The solution is: > #! "netcoreapp2.0" directive at the top of your script to force the...
@jnm2 oh, totally missed that. No there's no issue for that. Would you mind submitting one.
@gabomgp wouldn’t it make more sense to use the [.NET Core EF Command Line Tools](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/miscellaneous/cli/dotnet) for dropping and creating your database? You can still use Cake as task runner and...
@ecampidoglio hmm, seems like some reference is not passed correctly to Roslyn. What version of Cake are you using? Are you using Cake, Cake.CoreCLR or Cake.Tool? What version of Cake.Bakery...
Hmm, might be something with the Mono version on your system (or with the one shipped with OmniSharp). Could you try playing with the [omnisharp.useGlobalMono](https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-vscode/blob/master/package.json#L621) in VS Code and see...