Support for selecting a solution via UI

[razzmatazz]

Continuation of #1

There is an alternative version of this extension that has a different approach to installing csharp-ls (it installs it as a nuget package locally and the version is pinned.) I like your approach better though (to rely on globally-installed csharp-ls.) Each has its prons and cons.

One thing that https://github.com/vytautassurvila/vscode-csharp-ls has beautifully implemented is selection of a solution file, in case there are several found.

Not sure if you're willing to port that, but it is useful and very nicely implemented on @vytautassurvila's version

[statiolake]

Thank you, but I'm not planning to massively improve this extension further. I'm very glad to hear that there is another extension supporting csharp-ls. I was not aware that there was another extension. If I had been aware of that extension earlier, I might not have created this extension...

Personally all I needed is to use csharp-ls with VSCode, at least completions and jump to definition. As a full-featured C# development environment, OmniSharp is usually a better choice. For me, this extension is just for projects including COM references -- OmniSharp can't handle this (dotnet/vscode-csharp#3766) but csharp-ls at least works. Other than that, I won't recommend using this extension as it has many bugs, such as Code Lens not working correctly. I'll add those things to README.md later.

Again, thanks for your interest!

[razzmatazz]

Thanks for the explanation. This is a side-hustle for me as well!

Now ok, so maybe.. can I clone your repo, and publish another vscode-csharp-ls on my name as well, where I can integrate other changes, from @vytautassurvila too?

There will be two vscode-csharp-ls items on the marketplace but maybe thats not bad.

[NCLnclNCL]

Thanks for the explanation. This is a side-hustle for me as well!

Now ok, so maybe.. can I clone your repo, and publish another vscode-csharp-ls on my name as well, where I can integrate other changes, from @vytautassurvila too?

There will be two vscode-csharp-ls items on the marketplace but maybe thats not bad.

Yes bro

[statiolake]

So sorry, I've forgotten about this issue.

can I clone your repo, and publish another vscode-csharp-ls on my name as well

Of course!
I released it under the MIT license so that people who want to use csharp-ls with VSCode can use this code as a base.