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VSCode /w .NET Core IntelliSense is not working #375
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Support for the latest dotnet-cli is coming soon, in some cases it might not work in other cases it might. |
@david-driscoll if I'm not mistaken, this doesn't have to do with the dotnet-cli. Is this not another manifestation of this issue: dotnet/vscode-csharp#12 If so, then there is a pull request out there for that: #397 I for example am having this problem with VSCode at the moment and I haven't upgraded to the dotnet cli yet. |
Might also be a duplicate of this issue: #345 |
The dotnet-cli support is ready on dev branch. Please try out v1.9-alpha3 release, and VS Code instruction. |
@troydai That worked for me! Thanks! |
Hi, thanks |
omnisharp in VSCode is not finding the correct directory for .Net Core which puts everything in
\.dnx\packages\
I installed .NetCore for Windows from http://dotnet.github.io/getting-started/
(https://dotnetcli.blob.core.windows.net/dotnet/dev/Installers/Latest/dotnet-win-x64.latest.msi)
ran the following commands
Opened the folder in VS Code and got the following error.
Output:
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