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Ionide 5.0 roadmap #1305
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This is a great idea and will reduce the amount of "it's not working, why is it not working" queries. |
Following this. Right now Ionide is frequently out of sync - requiring a hard window reload or restart of VSCode to correctly highlight and recognize packages/references. It seems like this work would help solve that synchronization issue? |
So it is not just me #1397 |
After removing the |
@ovatsus - yes, it should just like right now if you can run |
Just as info - we've started working on this, you can track changes in |
Would this just mean that a .NET Core 3.1 runtime/SDK would be required on the machine, or would it affect working with Core 2.1 projects? The latter would be a bummer, as Core 2.1 is LTS until August 21, 2021. Cheers!! |
@ericsampson, yeah it's just about SDK required on the developer's machine. |
Thanks Krzysztof! I'm looking forward to it. Cheers |
The To test preview:
All feedback will be appreciated. |
On Ubuntu it's not working Console:
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Seems to be working for me on Linux Mint 20. |
Did you install with snap? |
@Krzysztof-Cieslak let me know if you want more info |
Oh there's already a logged and known issue with snaps. They are buggered beyond belief right now in terms of ionide support. I have no idea why MS is pushing them for linux distribution. |
@baronfel ty I installed though apt-get and it works. |
preview01 on macos feels stabler than the stable one! |
Preview 2 is released! Same install instructions as above (I've updated that comment with the new link) and now you get a bunch of new codefixes too. |
Everything seems to be fine except for the |
@ebresafegaga can't confirm, works well for me |
The |
Preview 3 is released. Same install instructions as above (I've updated that comment with the new link) . It includes even more codefixes by @baronfel and @cartermp, and it includes a new, reworked project system in FSAC - in case of any problems make sure you've cleared project cache (with |
Will this still work with only |
It will not. It now requires. Net 5. It's important to realize that you can still build applications for. Net core 3.1 while using tooling for. Net 5. The two have no connection. We are talking purely about developer time dependencies, and not about runtime dependencies of the code that you write. |
5.0 is out. Have fun. |
I think it's high time to make the next bunch of "breaking" changes and push Ionide completely to the .Net Core world.
The main changes (and probably more will come in the future) will be:
net
FSAC runtime (and removenet461
build in FSAC repo) (done in Remove net FSAC target #1418)dotnet build
(done in Remove MsBuild host #1420)dotnet new
dotnet add reference
,dotnet fsi
as default (done in Usedotnet fsi
as default #1419).fsproj
and asset files (done in Add change tracking for projects FsAutoComplete#659)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: