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[WIP] csx build script spike #232

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@adamralph adamralph commented Sep 16, 2016 •
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connects to #220

@adamralph adamralph force-pushed the spike-build-script-csx branch from 6c2432e to eea75c2 Compare September 16, 2016 11:48
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Unfortunately it seems like VS Intellisense doesn't respect #r in a csx file. Raised dotnet/roslyn#13856

@adamralph adamralph force-pushed the spike-build-script-csx branch from dc90c25 to 9610ecc Compare September 18, 2016 01:29
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I wanted to split out the boiler plate for running and writing tasks into two separate csx files, and bring them into build.csx using #load but sadly VS Intellisense doesn't support #load. Raised dotnet/roslyn#13888

Also raised dotnet/roslyn#13886 and dotnet/roslyn#13887 for other csx Intellisense woes. Generally it seems to be rather unfinished and buggy.

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Closing spike.

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filipw commented May 3, 2017

use VS Code 😄

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👍 I've been having much better results with VS Code recently. The C# script support really seems to be going places.

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filipw commented May 4, 2017

great. the upcoming release will have "go to metadata" support from CSX.
Also all other general C# work (like i.e .OmniSharp/omnisharp-roslyn#840) is now automatically available in CSX too.

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