"Workspace symbols provider not found for current document"
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I tried using :CocList symbols
to jump to a symbol in the project but I keep getting this error for csharp projects. With rust it works. So I assume this is a coc-omnisharp issue.
Is this feature implemented? If so, how do we access it?
Thanks!
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A related issue is that workspaceSymbolsProvider was not actually implemented by omnisharp-roslyn at all. This PR adds support for it:
+1