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Meh - recently worked on a huge corporate solution where some enthusiastic person included F# projects for tests- soon the project readme included : To get VS i
by rubber_duck 7y ago
Meh - recently worked on a huge corporate solution where some enthusiastic person included F# projects for tests- soon the project readme included : To get VS intellisense working disable the F# projects as it would randomly cause intellisense to break in the entire solution.
- phillipcarter 7y agoThere was an issue with the C# tooling about 3 years ago that led to this, but it was fixed in the subsequent VS update.
- rubber_duck 7y agoHad this problem one year ago using VS 2017 and up-to-date software (along with the rest of the team, VS 2019 wasn't stable yet don't know if it's fixed there).
- phillipcarter 7y agoFirst I'd recommend upgrading to VS 2019, because you're currently missing ~1.5 years' worth of improvements in C# and F# tooling (core development for VS 2017 stopped well before the VS 15.9 release to stabilize it). If it still reproduces, then please use the Report a Problem tool to file an issue. The team who builds C# tooling would be interested in fixing that kind of problem.
- rubber_duck 7y agoOh for sure - I'm not using .NET/VS anymore different clients and all, and I think the team stripped out the F# tests out of the solution - just saying it couldn't have been the thing fixed 3 years ago.