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Co-authored-by: Joey Robichaud <joseph.robichaud@microsoft.com>
* Rebuild support for OutputKind The `OutputKind` value was not properly round tripping through the PDB. Instead we were only distinguishing between roughly exe and dll outputs. The compiler though knows about six different output kinds and that both impacts the manner in which compilation takes place as well as what values are encoded into the PDB (impacts the `Subsystem` value for example). Properly round tripping the output kind here. * Fix * PR feedback
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Remove reliance on unreliable UpdateFile operation
Reset the interactive window using IInteractiveWindowOperations
Co-authored-by: Jason Malinowski <jason.malinowski@microsoft.com>
"Add null check" inserts single line statements if preferred
Add publish data for d17p1 branch
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Use CancellationSeries in ExternalErrorDiagnosticUpdateSource
Update CONTRIBUTING.md
use target typed new expressions
Load NuGet assemblies on a background thread
* Remove use of Editor.INavigationBarItemService in LSP Currently, the DocumentSymbolsHandler uses the editor version of INavigationBarItemService. Thanks to Cyrus's recent work around refactoring the nav bars for OOP, we now have a clean Features-layer API that we can seemlessly transition the handler to with minimal changes. I've done this, as well as a bit of general cleanup (enable nullable, fix a memory leak, a couple other things).
[main] Update dependencies from dotnet/roslyn
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