Correct IDE diagnostics and lifetimes for editing with #r package references #10160
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Surface area needs update |
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This looks good subject to CI passing. |
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Note to self - tests needs adjusting |
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OK, the tests are adjusted for the diagnostics updates. |
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I think this is slightly optimistic. But I don't know a scenario where this is a wrong statement. I'm guessing we'll find them.
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This looks and feels good enough in VS as well.
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…erences (dotnet#10160) Co-authored-by: Don Syme <[email protected]>
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This extends #10159 with some basic improvements to correct how and when we create DependencyProvider
Only create DependencyProvider once per project, and one overall for scripts
Don't register endless chains of dynamic resolution handlers for the compiler and IDE cases
Gives diagnostics and failures in the IDE
Gives diagnostics and failures in F# compilation of scripts
Gives diagnostics and failures in F# Interactive execuation of scripts
Give tooltips (this was a feature lost on VS2017 or VS2019 for #r references in scripts, and easy to resurrect and augment to give information for package references). Note how the text shows the exact package versions and DLLs caused by the reference
Note that script editing is still always .NET Framework in this release, sadly - there are obviously many scripts where this doesn't matter but it's something to be aware of - we will be able to correct this somehow in the next release, it's too important not to.