csharp-lsp
Use when setting up, repairing, or explaining the sample DotCraft C# LSP plugin, including installing csharp-ls into the plugin-local server/csharp-ls directory and enabling C# language intelligence.
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--- name: "csharp-lsp" description: "Use when setting up, repairing, or explaining the sample DotCraft C# LSP plugin, including installing csharp-ls into the plugin-local server/csharp-ls directory and enabling C# language intelligence." license: "Apache-2.0" --- # C# LSP Install `csharp-ls` into this plugin before expecting the LSP server to start. Do not install the server globally for this sample unless the user explicitly asks for a PATH-based setup. From the plugin root, run the platform script: ```powershell .\skills\csharp-lsp\scripts\prepare.ps1 ``` ```bash bash ./skills/csharp-lsp/scripts/prepare.sh ``` The script installs `csharp-ls` version `0.24.0` into `server/csharp-ls` by default. Override with `CSHARP_LS_VERSION` when the user needs a different version. Requirements: - .NET 10 SDK or a compatible runtime capable of running the selected `csharp-ls` version. - DotCraft `Tools.Lsp.Enabled=true`. - Refresh or restart DotCraft after installation so the plugin-local command can be loaded. If the server fails to start, first verify `server/csharp-ls/csharp-ls` or `server/csharp-ls/csharp-ls.exe` exists, then run `dotnet --info` and check that the selected `csharp-ls` version is compatible with the installed .NET runtime.
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