Not cool: the Visual Studio Code setting to enable automatic XML documentation expansion is under the very generic "Format On Type".
Not intuitive so it was hard to find.
Thanks @hereispascal for explaining the setting in stackoverflow.com/a/65716253/292…
Not intuitive so it was hard to find.
Thanks @hereispascal for explaining the setting in stackoverflow.com/a/65716253/292…
@hereispascal That way, the `ms-dotnettools.csharp` extension "C# for Visual Studio Code (powered by OmniSharp)" picks it up and pushes it down to the OmniSharp engine which gets it from Roslyn (which shortly before exposed the underlying API).
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@hereispascal Wish the correlation between the extension and repository were made more clear from the repository side (github.com/OmniSharp/omni… does not point back nor mentions `ms-dotnettools.csharp`) and has a different name "Official C# support for Visual Studio Code (powered by OmniSharp)".
@hereispascal Also wish the @omnisharp team was more strict on naming, as the only way to find it there in github.com/OmniSharp/omni… was to search for `comment` (as `documentation` got abbreviated to `doc` and no mentioning of XML).
I know: all volunteers, and yes: grateful for their efforts.
I know: all volunteers, and yes: grateful for their efforts.
Eventually a blog post on this will follow someday (:
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