Roslyn 5.5.0 returns symbol names with type annotations:
- Properties: "Name : string" instead of just "Name"
- Methods: "Add(int, int) : int" instead of just "Add"
This broke Serena's overload detection system which expects clean
base names with overload_idx for duplicates.
Solution:
- Override request_document_symbols() in CSharpLanguageServer
- Normalize symbol names to base form ("Name", "Add")
- Cache original names at (file, line, char) for rich info display
- Populate LSP spec's 'detail' field with type/signature info
- Process children symbols recursively
Follows AL Language Server pattern. All 24 C# tests pass.
The new Roslyn 5.5.0 returns symbols with type annotations:
- Properties: 'Name : string' instead of 'Name'
- Methods: 'Add(int, int) : int' instead of 'Add'
Changes:
- Update SymbolUtils.symbol_tree_contains_name() to handle both formats
- Update test assertions to match new format (startswith checks)
- Update test expectations (new Roslyn correctly excludes definitions from references)
This provides more informative symbol information while maintaining backward compatibility.
- Test cached .NET installation is reused without re-downloading
- Test .NET 9 is rejected and triggers .NET 10 install
- Test .NET 11+ versions are accepted for forward compatibility
All 7 .NET install tests now pass (4 existing + 3 new)
- Remove outdated DotNetRuntime override example
- Add CSharpLanguageServer override example
- Document .NET 10+ requirement and automatic installation
- Clarify that install scripts are now used for runtime
Addresses code review feedback about outdated documentation.
Replace manual .NET runtime downloads with Microsoft's official dotnet-install
scripts for better maintainability and automatic platform detection.
Changes:
- Remove 6 DotNetRuntime RuntimeDependency entries (42 lines removed)
- Replace _ensure_dotnet_runtime_from_config with _install_dotnet_with_script
- Use bash script (dotnet-install.sh) for Linux/macOS
- Use PowerShell script (dotnet-install.ps1) for Windows
- Update version check from .NET 9 to .NET 10+ (supports 10.x, 11.x, etc.)
- Add comprehensive tests for install script behavior
Benefits:
- Simpler codebase (~80 lines of manual download code → ~60 lines of script invocation)
- Automatic platform/architecture detection by Microsoft scripts
- Built-in checksum verification and dependency handling
- Official Microsoft-maintained approach
- Easier version updates (just change version string)
- Better compatibility with .NET 10 (required by roslyn-language-server packages)
The language server packages from NuGet.org remain unchanged - this only
affects how the .NET runtime is installed to execute the language server.
Replace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.LanguageServer packages from Azure DevOps
feed with official roslyn-language-server packages from NuGet.org.
Changes:
- Update package names to roslyn-language-server.* (from Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.LanguageServer.*)
- Update version from 5.0.0-1.25329.6 to 5.5.0-2.26078.4
- Add direct URLs pointing to NuGet.org for each platform variant
- Update extract paths from content/LanguageServer/<platform> to tools/net10.0/<platform>
- Simplify download logic by removing Azure feed service index lookup
- Replace _download_nuget_package_direct with simpler _download_nuget_package
- Add tests to verify NuGet.org download behavior
Benefits:
- More reliable package source (official NuGet.org vs Azure DevOps feed)
- Newer version with latest Roslyn improvements
- Simpler codebase (removed ~60 lines of Azure-specific logic)
- Better error messages with explicit URLs
* Use leading comment convention in template, because trailing
comments are much more difficult to deal with and very hard to normalise
* Apply a conversion to the user's yaml content (translating from trailing
comments where necessary) before applying the comment transfer
Modes can now be configured in three places (in reverse order of precedence)
* global config
* project config
* command line
Furthermore, we differentiate base modes from default modes,
where command line parameters override only default modes,
adding more flexibility
Resolves#926
Tom Longhurst