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Unable to find source code for key methods
See original GitHub issueI am not able to find code for many methods present in System.Runtime, System.Common, etc… E.g. ProcessArchitecture. Is anything broken?
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Yea, there was an azure devops outage that caused some hiccups over the weekend. I don’t have a lot of cycles available to diagnose the winforms issue, but I will investigate it when I can.
The wpf build broke, so its not indexing due to that. The winforms build appears to be correct, but for some reason the System.Windows.Forms assembly isn’t getting indexed.