razzmatazz/csharp-language-server

This system is a C# language server that provides IDE-like features such as code completion, diagnostics, and formatting. It integrates with the Roslyn compiler and analyzers to offer real-time code analysis and error reporting. The server manages workspace state and communicates with clients via the LSP protocol, supporting modern .NET development practices.

The project underwent a comprehensive modernization of its build infrastructure and architecture, targeting .NET 10 and Roslyn 5.6.0. This period focused on replacing the custom LSP implementation with the Ionide.LanguageServerProtocol library and standardizing the repository structure for improved developer experience and test isolation.

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This period focused on implementing the core infrastructure for a C# language server, introducing new handlers for LSP features like completion and diagnostics. The work established the underlying client, server, and workspace abstractions to manage communication and state, supported by comprehensive test coverage.

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The project focused on significantly expanding the C# language server's capabilities by integrating Roslyn analyzer diagnostics and supporting LSP 3.17.0 features like type hierarchy and notebook documents. This was supported by a comprehensive overhaul of the server's runtime architecture, introducing dedicated modules for request scheduling, diagnostics, and debug information, alongside extensive test coverage for various C# and ASP.NET scenarios.

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