How would other extensions depend on C# without specifying the Omnisharp extension?

[Meligy]

This might not be a problem for this extension itself, but it's an interesting question for those trying it.

I wanted to see what it gives by itself, so, I tried to disable Omnisharp, VS Code told me that this would also disable:

• .NET Core Test Explorer
• Roslynator

Now, if I wanted to add an issue asking these extensions not to depend on Omnisharp, what would I ask them to do instead?

P.S.

• The extensions above are just examples of course.
• For now, it's good that this extension seems to co-exist with Omnisharp just fine.

[Meligy]

I also want to say that I loved this extension as soon as I installed it (thanks to this comment), if only for method hover information.

So, THANKS A LOT for the great work!

[AraHaan]

Which one of those from the above image is from this extension vs omnisharp?

[Meligy]

@AraHaan you can click the picture above to see the Omnisharp picture for comparison.

Or here it is also:

[seriouz]

As far as i can imagine: Extensions which require Omnisharp will stop working without it. Both Omnisharp and csharp-language-server cannot run at the same time. So we have to let go of this "old" extensions.