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- I recently added the non-optional parameter solidlsp_settings to the init of SolidLanguageServer, the create method, and the ls_resources_dir method. All language server subclasses now need to be adjusted │
│ accordingly to use solidlsp_settings. Do that. You can have a look at relevant memories in .serena/memories to understand the repo structure
- don't execute elixir tests, they hang
Now when the language server starts, the initialisation will scan for solution or project files, and then pass them to the language server instructing it to open them. Which in-turn should give us all the nice context since the code is actually being 'loaded' up properly now.
- Add required --stdio flag for Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.LanguageServer
- Add required --extensionLogDirectory parameter to avoid startup failure
- Fix test fixture to properly start/stop language server
- Remove skip markers from C# tests to enable testing
- Return cache_dir from setup_runtime_dependencies for log directory creation
The language server now starts successfully and the first test passes.
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- Implemented new CSharpLanguageServer class using Microsoft's official C# language server
- Downloads Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.LanguageServer NuGet package (requires .NET 9)
- Supports direct download from NuGet API with fallback to package managers
- Uses platform-specific runtime packages (linux-x64, win-x64, osx-x64, etc.)
- Caches downloaded language server in ~/.cache/serena/language-servers/csharp/
- Added basic tests for C# language server functionality
- Updated SolidLanguageServer.create to use new implementation
- Removed old OmniSharp implementation
Note: Full language server tests are skipped as they require .NET 9 runtime
Dominik Jain