[Feature Request] Decompilation setting in vscode's settings.json
See original GitHub issueDecompilation support is available via omnisharp.json
:
{
"RoslynExtensionsOptions": {
"enableDecompilationSupport": true,
}
}
It was mentioned in various places this will be exposed by vscode’s settings.json
at some point. That would be much better.
As mentioned here:
This is currently the only way of enabling decompilation – in the future, the C# Extension for VS Code will also get its own extension-level setting, that you could just add into the VS Code settings directly without having to deal with omnisharp.json.
Apparently there is a blocking issue.
I couldn’t find an issue tracking this feature, so I created this one. Hope that’s okay.
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- Created 2 years ago
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From the command palette you can show the terms agreement again
BTW, it’s one of the best features in the extension, in a long time. Well done, and thanks!