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* Remove last custom ref test assemblies * more * more * more * more
Expose sourcelink option to VSCode
Fix issue where closing sourcelink document threw if not opened
…909.6 (dotnet#75040) Microsoft.SourceBuild.Intermediate.arcade , Microsoft.DotNet.Arcade.Sdk , Microsoft.DotNet.Helix.Sdk From Version 9.0.0-beta.24453.1 -> To Version 9.0.0-beta.24459.6 Co-authored-by: dotnet-maestro[bot] <dotnet-maestro[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
…74498) * Allow suppressing ref ternary operands * Allow suppressing the whole ref ternary * Allow suppressing ref foreach * Use type inference for ref ternary nullability * Meet annotation and state * Move local function to the end * Keep the states joined * Test ref assignment * Skip failing test
* Remove MS.CA.Test.Resources.Proprietary This package is the last remnants of the roslyn-internal repository. It was still holding onto a few test assets that never got ported into the open but were available through the NuPkg reference. This package is becoming a problem with component governance as it is a `netstandard1.3` package and hence brings in a lot of vulnerable components. Considered upgrading this package to `netstandard2.0` but that would mean un-archiving the roslyn-internal repo, finding a place to put the source code and setting up a new official pipeline for the package. That is a pretty high price. Instead I decided to finish the work that I should've completed a number of years ago. Yes this does add a few more .dll into our git tree. These are files that haven't changed in 10+ years so versioning won't be an issue. They were all brought down already for restore hence it's not new files.
…member access expression (dotnet#74966) * Rework how inline statement snippets determine if they are valid on a position to handle member access expression case * Reference assemblies
Fix preview refresh on selection for enum flags checkboxes
Configure release/vscode branch for nuget publishing
…et#75038) Co-authored-by: deepakrathore33 <[email protected]>
…tion Lock translation of strings used to demonstrate identifier naming styles
We still had a reference to gitter, so I removed it.
Merge latest bits from 'main' branch into extensions branch
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