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gulp.task('tslint', function () { | ||
gulp.src(allTypeScript) | ||
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@egamma To my knowledge you don't need the filter
but you can invoke src
like so gulp.src(['src/**/*.ts', '!**/*.d.ts', '!**/typings**',etc]
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Yep, this works and it is simpler, updated the PR.
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tss... next attempt |
LGTM |
The extension looks in three locations for OmniSharp: 1. Whatever the user specified in the "csharp.omnisharp" setting. 2. The value of the "OMNISHARP" environment variable. 3. The expected location where the bundled OmniSharp is copied. If #1 was set, #2 and #3 would be ignored even if the value of #1 was invalid. Likewise, if #2 was set, #3 would be ignored even if the value of #2 was invalid. This change adds fallback logic to try the next option if an invalid value is encountered. In addition, it is more robust depending on whether a file or directory name is specified. If the value is a directory, it will try 'run' (run.cmd on Windows) or 'omnisharp' (omnisharp.exe on Windows) as possible launch file names.
The extension looks in three locations for OmniSharp: 1. Whatever the user specified in the "csharp.omnisharp" setting. 2. The value of the "OMNISHARP" environment variable. 3. The expected location where the bundled OmniSharp is copied. If #1 was set, #2 and #3 would be ignored even if the value of #1 was invalid. Likewise, if #2 was set, #3 would be ignored even if the value of #2 was invalid. This change adds fallback logic to try the next option if an invalid value is encountered. In addition, it is more robust depending on whether a file or directory name is specified. If the value is a directory, it will try 'run' (run.cmd on Windows) or 'omnisharp' (omnisharp.exe on Windows) as possible launch file names.
The extension looks in three locations for OmniSharp: 1. Whatever the user specified in the "csharp.omnisharp" setting. 2. The value of the "OMNISHARP" environment variable. 3. The expected location where the bundled OmniSharp is copied. If #1 was set, #2 and #3 would be ignored even if the value of #1 was invalid. Likewise, if #2 was set, #3 would be ignored even if the value of #2 was invalid. This change adds fallback logic to try the next option if an invalid value is encountered. In addition, it is more robust depending on whether a file or directory name is specified. If the value is a directory, it will try 'run' (run.cmd on Windows) or 'omnisharp' (omnisharp.exe on Windows) as possible launch file names.
The extension looks in three locations for OmniSharp: 1. Whatever the user specified in the "csharp.omnisharp" setting. 2. The value of the "OMNISHARP" environment variable. 3. The expected location where the bundled OmniSharp is copied. If #1 was set, #2 and #3 would be ignored even if the value of #1 was invalid. Likewise, if #2 was set, #3 would be ignored even if the value of #2 was invalid. This change adds fallback logic to try the next option if an invalid value is encountered. In addition, it is more robust depending on whether a file or directory name is specified. If the value is a directory, it will try 'run' (run.cmd on Windows) or 'omnisharp' (omnisharp.exe on Windows) as possible launch file names.
The extension looks in three locations for OmniSharp: 1. Whatever the user specified in the "csharp.omnisharp" setting. 2. The value of the "OMNISHARP" environment variable. 3. The expected location where the bundled OmniSharp is copied. If #1 was set, #2 and #3 would be ignored even if the value of #1 was invalid. Likewise, if #2 was set, #3 would be ignored even if the value of #2 was invalid. This change adds fallback logic to try the next option if an invalid value is encountered. In addition, it is more robust depending on whether a file or directory name is specified. If the value is a directory, it will try 'run' (run.cmd on Windows) or 'omnisharp' (omnisharp.exe on Windows) as possible launch file names.
The extension looks in three locations for OmniSharp: 1. Whatever the user specified in the "csharp.omnisharp" setting. 2. The value of the "OMNISHARP" environment variable. 3. The expected location where the bundled OmniSharp is copied. If #1 was set, dotnet#2 and dotnet#3 would be ignored even if the value of #1 was invalid. Likewise, if dotnet#2 was set, dotnet#3 would be ignored even if the value of dotnet#2 was invalid. This change adds fallback logic to try the next option if an invalid value is encountered. In addition, it is more robust depending on whether a file or directory name is specified. If the value is a directory, it will try 'run' (run.cmd on Windows) or 'omnisharp' (omnisharp.exe on Windows) as possible launch file names.
The extension looks in three locations for OmniSharp: 1. Whatever the user specified in the "csharp.omnisharp" setting. 2. The value of the "OMNISHARP" environment variable. 3. The expected location where the bundled OmniSharp is copied. If #1 was set, dotnet#2 and dotnet#3 would be ignored even if the value of #1 was invalid. Likewise, if dotnet#2 was set, dotnet#3 would be ignored even if the value of dotnet#2 was invalid. This change adds fallback logic to try the next option if an invalid value is encountered. In addition, it is more robust depending on whether a file or directory name is specified. If the value is a directory, it will try 'run' (run.cmd on Windows) or 'omnisharp' (omnisharp.exe on Windows) as possible launch file names.
The extension looks in three locations for OmniSharp: 1. Whatever the user specified in the "csharp.omnisharp" setting. 2. The value of the "OMNISHARP" environment variable. 3. The expected location where the bundled OmniSharp is copied. If #1 was set, #2 and #3 would be ignored even if the value of #1 was invalid. Likewise, if #2 was set, #3 would be ignored even if the value of #2 was invalid. This change adds fallback logic to try the next option if an invalid value is encountered. In addition, it is more robust depending on whether a file or directory name is specified. If the value is a directory, it will try 'run' (run.cmd on Windows) or 'omnisharp' (omnisharp.exe on Windows) as possible launch file names.
Add DiscoverTests request, NoBuild option for test requests
Armv7l aarch64
See microsoft/vscode#2030.