Having trouble getting the integrated roslyn lsp to perform the same as a standalone

[Gishe]

When I try to use the lsp go to definition it works fine inside a single project, but only takes me to decompiled version when the file is in a reference project.

I remember having to setup a method for telling Roslyn which solution to target, but I don't see an option to set the target for the lsp.

[GustavEikaas]

I think someone made a fix for this. Does the latest commit on main fix it for you?

• fix: fixes find files not going up directory tree to find all slns #625

Otherwise can you post the results of :checkhealth easy-dotnet

[Gishe]

I also tried changing the working directory to Source and that didn't help :(

[GustavEikaas]

The logic in find_solutions_from_file() only searches the directory of the current file and its parent directories, stopping when it reaches the cwd (which is repo-root/).

If you open WorkerTest.cs, its directory is: repo-root/Source/ReferenceLibrary_Tests/Workers/
The code searches upward toward repo-root, checking each parent exactly once.
It never walks downward, so it will not search inside sibling directories like repo-root/Source/ExecutableProject

TLDR; I can fix it but I need to change the code

[Gishe]

I can try to put the solution into the cwd and see if it works with that, but I'll have to change all the paths.

[Gishe]

I was able to copy the solution to the base folder and fix all the project references and this does allow me to navigate between projects. Do you want me to submit a feature request for the additional solution search?

[GustavEikaas]

Yes please, I don't really have an immediate fix that doesnt compromise performance