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I wonder if it's because code-server is using an older version of VS
Code? code-server 3.6.2 is using VS Code 1.50.0 for example and 1.51.0
was just recently released.
What versions of code-server and VS Code are you using? And do you have
all the same extensions and themes installed on both?
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I apologize for not answering for a long time. Possibly the difference in LanguageServer for C # When looking at the token and scope in the code-sever, you can see that there is no specific definition for the interface visual code: |
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What versions of code-server and VS Code are you using? I tried running the latest VS Code insiders with the The only extension I have installed is the C# extension. I'm getting intellisense so the language server appears to be running. Do you have any other C#-related extensions installed? Maybe I'm missing one. It looks like in your latest screenshot though code-server now has all the highlighting it was missing in your first screenshot. Was code-server initially using the |
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Screenshot for reference, apologies for the bad quality as it's over VNC. This is from VS Code 1.51.1 on Ubuntu with dotnet and the C# extension installed using the
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Hey.
I noticed that in the code-server only three colors are used for syntax highlighting (blue for keywords, brown for strings, white for the rest).
VS code uses a lot more colors to highlight different elements - classes, interfaces, methods, etc.
Can this be fixed? maybe some extensions? or does it need to be improved on the code-server?
Are there any plans to make the highlighting more informative, similar to vs code?