Kind of? Vital parts are still closed (like the debugger), and the tooling still assumes a closed-source world (for example, with OmniSharp, jump-to-definition

Kind of? Vital parts are still closed (like the debugger), and the tooling still assumes a closed-source world (for example, with OmniSharp, jump-to-definition to dependencies just gives you a synthetic source file that only contains method signatures). It's also not exactly run like a community project. The issue tracker feels more like a customer support system: "can you try updating to the newest release now?" abound, with no mention of what the actual problem or fix was.