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The reference assemblies for .NETFramework,Version=v5.0 were not found when using global Mono #4123
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Hey guys! I have solved the issue by disabling the autoupdates on vscode and installing the previous version of the C# extension for Vscode. cheers! Aybars |
You can also tell OmniSharp to stop using global Mono by setting edit: we are still waiting for the updated Mono release here mono/mono#20250 |
Should the homebrew mono work?
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I'm having this same problem with the latest stable There are differences in the embedded version of mono Global mono
Uninstalling the global mono or setting the UseGlobalMono option for vscode in settings.json to "never" resolves the problem. {
"omnisharp.useGlobalMono": "never"
} |
Updating Visual Studio Community 2019 to latest version (16.8.6) fixed this vscode problem for me |
did not help me, I still get the same error. |
What did solve the problem for me is me installing a Preview version of Visual Studio, which had an update for the Mono SDK. Then I set the "omnisharp.useGlobalMono" to "always" and it started working again. |
Hi Omnisharp team,
I have been developing a web api using dotnet 5. and when I launched the vscode this morning I realised the Intellisense stopped working even though I haven't had any issues last night.
I haven't made any changes since then
Here is the log I get from Omnisharp
here is my dotnet info:
and my csproj file
cheers!
Aybars
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