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Add support for nuget restore commands #6603
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): Promise<void> { | ||
const projects = await languageServer.sendRequest0( | ||
RestorableProjects.type, | ||
new vscode.CancellationTokenSource().token |
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Is there not a better cancellation token to use for a command, or some UI that can be created for this? I don't think it's important to, as much as I am wondering out loud what the expected pattern is for things like this.
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We could put a progress bar on this and use cancellation there. But it didn't seem necessary in this case - the request barely does anything and immediately shows a quick pick when its done.
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Yeah a progress bar does seem overkill. I wasn't sure if there was a simple pattern for commands with async work that's commonly used.
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I don't know of a different one :(
Server side PR - dotnet/roslyn#70588