Releases: OmniSharp/omnisharp-roslyn
Releases · OmniSharp/omnisharp-roslyn
v1.9-beta23
Rough change log:
- Support --loglevel command-line argument (#714)
- Support resolving
#r
references from the GAC (#721) - Include System.ValueTuple in C# scripts (#722)
- Updated OmniSharp .NET Core builds to netcoreapp1.1 (#725)
- Respect
nowarn
in project.json projects (#734) - Improvements to logging (#737)
- Update to latest .NET Core SDKs for latest VS 2017 RC (#738)
- Fix xUnit and Nunit unit test feature detection when unit tests are in nested classes (#739)
- Fix to support C# projects in .sln files that are added via .NET CLI commands (#741)
v1.9-beta22
This release makes major changes to how MSBuild is used for .NET Core and .NET Desktop projects. OmniSharp now includes MSBuild plus relevant SDKs.
v1.9-beta21
v1.9-beta20
- Update to latest version of Roslyn (2.0.0-rc) (#676)
- Allow OmniSharp to target C# 7 (#663 and #664)
- Fix spacing around
<paramref />
in XML doc comments (#670) - Improve
/typelookup
end point to provide better display for nested types and other symbols. (#665) - Fix NullReferenceException that could be thrown in
/autocomplete
end point (#674) - Dramatically improve project search in DotNetProjectSystem (#673)
v1.9-beta19
- Upgrade from .NET 4.5.1 to .NET 4.6
- Add (back) support for Windows 32-bit
v1.9-beta18
- Support added to specify C# formatting options in omnisharp.json: #649.
v1.9-beta17
The biggest change in this release is moving the .NET Core flavors of OmniSharp to NetCore.App 1.0, which should allow them to run on Linux kernel >= 4.6.2 (a607e7d)
v1.9-beta16
v1.9-beta15
Improvements to OmniSharp MSBuild project system:
- It is now possible to launch OmniSharp on directory containing .csproj files (or within its subdirectories) without an .sln file.
v1.9-beta14
Fix --encoding
switch to apply to both stdin and stdout.