OmniSharp seems to randomly forget EditorConfig state

[alexrp]

Steps to reproduce:

1. Clone git://github.com/flare-lang/flare.git and git://github.com/flare-lang/flare-performance.git next to each other.
2. Create a workspace and add the two cloned directories to it.
3. Restart VS Code and re-open the newly created workspace.
4. Wait for OmniSharp to finish analyzing the flare repository.
5. Start opening random files between the two repositories.
6. Eventually, OmniSharp will forget its state from flare/.editorconfig resulting in thousands of error diagnostics.

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to narrow down an exact action (or sequence of actions) that reproduces this reliably, but opening files at random seems to eventually trigger the issue. It's worth noting that the issue does not occur if I open the flare repository by itself (i.e. without using a multi-root workspace).

Restarting OmniSharp usually resolves the issue for some time, though it eventually pops up again, usually within 5-10 minutes. Given the time it takes to fully analyze the solution (during which IDE functionality is very limited), this isn't a great workaround.

(Note: I am aware that OmniSharp doesn't have good support for multi-root workspaces at the moment (judging by other issues tracking progress in this area) but since the flare-performance repository contains no C#/.NET code whatsoever, I would expect there not to be issues in this particular scenario.)

Versions used:

• VS Code 1.49.0
• C# extension 1.23.2
• OmniSharp 1.37.2-beta.11
• .NET 5.0 RC1

[filipw]

I have moved this into omnisharp-vscode as multi-root workspaces is a VS Code concept.

[alexrp]

@filipw unfortunately, it seems I was wrong. I'm now able to reproduce this on a smaller project using a single workspace. I'm starting to think it has nothing to do with the workspace setup, and might be a bug in omnisharp-roslyn after all.

I've also noticed that whenever I edit .editorconfig, OmniSharp seems to just completely forget all the settings therein without actually reloading them. This particular behavior is completely consistent. Might be related.

I'll try to put together a smaller repro project.

[JoeRobich]

Edited title to show this isn't multiroot workspace dependant. Moving to OmniSharp-Roslyn

[alexrp]

I don't have a reduced repro yet, but what I can say is that having VS Code open while at the same time running e.g. dotnet build or dotnet run in an external terminal seems to trigger the issue consistently.

[alexrp]

I think I've managed to find two ways to reliably repro the issue:

1. git clone [email protected]:alexrp/system-terminal.git
2. Open the directory in VS Code and wait for analysis to finish
3. Open src/core/core.csproj in VS Code
4. Make an arbitrary change like inserting <!-- --> somewhere, then save the document

At this point, OmniSharp seems to forget all its EditorConfig state.

Another way, with the same project:

1. Open the directory in VS Code
2. Open an external terminal in the directory
3. Run dotnet run -p src/sample hosting

Again OmniSharp seems to forget its EditorConfig state.

[alexrp]

Editing a project file seems to trigger the issue consistently even after restarting OmniSharp from within VS Code.

It's inconsistent whether dotnet run will trigger the issue after restarts. It always happens on the first run after starting VS Code, though.