nathanvy

Works for me. If it's the only library out there I don't mind keeping it on the list at all; the reason I raised the issue is because I was...

Thanks for your reply. Here is the log from the language server: ``` Found the following clients for /Users/nathan/Code/csharp/testcase/Program.cs: (server-id omnisharp, priority -1) The following clients were selected based on...

Waiiiiit a minute: Quoting from the project README (emphasis mine): > OmniSharp is built with the [.NET Core SDK](https://dot.net/) on Windows and [Mono](http://www.mono-project.com/) on OSX/Linux. It targets the net472 target...

From here: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/6.0 When I encountered the issue with things being highlighted as missing that was the first thing I checked, and a reinstall did not rectify the issue.

I suspect, since macOS is a Unix, that it would be similar to troubleshooting on Linux. What would you recommend to a Linux user?

Well, dotnet is under `/usr/share/*` so it's not so different IMHO. I still think it's a mismatch between mono and dotnet. The project builds just fine, despite omnisharp not being...

Perhaps I should open another issue? I'm aware of that commit as I linked to it earlier, but I'm afraid you're mistaken. If I remove mono, ```bash sudo rm -rf...

I don't understand. The script you're referring to is part of omnisharp, not part of my emacs configuration. I can walk you through it in greater detail later today.

Hmm, well, in emacs with `lsp-mode`, omnisharp is automatically installed, so it's just being invoked however `lsp-mode` invokes it by default. I've read through the omnisharp README and the configuration...

>(as that script is doing) I want to be clear that that script is something that _**ships with omnisharp**_ and that it's not something I'm doing intentionally. There must be...