Well it is still developed. It will get better over the years to come. I was addressing the c# refactoring s. They were delivered with roslyn to VS and exposed

Well it is still developed. It will get better over the years to come. I was addressing the c# refactoring s. They were delivered with roslyn to VS and exposed to VS Code via OmniSharp. The gap of C# refactoring in the VS 2008/2010 era is due to the Roslyn project blocking all other efforts. So C# refactoring are only realized via Roslyn Analyzers and with that available to VS Code. And VS Code is executing them nicely. There is no gap.