Fix custom Razor commands for cohosting #8251
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JoeRobich
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Is it possible to go to the source generated razor file using the normal source generator opening support we have? |
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Yeah, I'm sure that would work too. When I say "not possible", I really mean "not possible now". If we reuse the existing generated document provider, we'd probably need to go to the server to find out the filename/documentId, but if we're going to the server we could also just get the contents of the file :) |
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Fixes dotnet/razor#11785
Makes the "Report Razor issue" command work with cohosting, and hides the "Show Razor C#" command (not possible in cohosting) and "Show Razor Html" command (I'm lazy and I don't think it has any value).
The "Report issue" command still gets the Html content, for whatever its worth.