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The only features DevKit offers are Visual Studio style solution and test explorers. You don't need either DevKit or a Microsoft account to use base C# extensio
by neonsunset 2y ago
The only features DevKit offers are Visual Studio style solution and test explorers. You don't need either DevKit or a Microsoft account to use base C# extension.
The description is confusing though. I suppose they did the whole "rebrand" thing because for years everyone thought poorly of experience of writing C# in VSC while it has always been semi-decent (depending on your skills) and got better recently, especially after moving to Roslyn-based LSP from Omnisharp.