* Switch to the unified SMO NuGet so all binaries are strong named and signed.
* use one AssemblyLoader instance for all loads
* Revert "use one AssemblyLoader instance for all loads"
This reverts commit 48c59ffd5c57152de281c87acdbcad7ddf7ab760.
* Stop creating multiple AssemblyLoadContext objects during composition, per https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/19632
* restore high entropyva property
* Improve the comment
* Update SMO to 150 and fix scripting for objects with a single quote in their name.
* restore newtonsoft reference
* scripting working with race conditions
* new service works with no race conditions
* use new scripting service and commented out tests
* refactored peek definition to use mssql-scripter
* fixed peek definition tests
* removed auto gen comment
* fixed peek definition highlighting bug
* made scripting async and fixed event handlers
* fixed tests (without cancel and plan notifs)
* removed dead code
* added nuget package
* CR comments + select script service implementation
* minor fixes and added test
* CR comments and script select
* added unit tests
* code review comments and cleanup
* fixed failing scripting tests
* fixed failing scripting tests
* fixed select script test
* code review comments
* scripting working with race conditions
* new service works with no race conditions
* use new scripting service and commented out tests
* refactored peek definition to use mssql-scripter
* fixed peek definition tests
* removed auto gen comment
* fixed peek definition highlighting bug
* made scripting async and fixed event handlers
* fixed tests (without cancel and plan notifs)
* removed dead code
* added nuget package
* CR comments + select script service implementation
* minor fixes and added test
* CR comments and script select
* added unit tests
* code review comments and cleanup
* Manual port of latest 'feature/mssq-scripter' branch
* Bumpnuget package SqlScriptPublishModel.140.2.0 to Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.SqlScriptPublishModel.140.2.3
* In TestDriver, fix the path to Microsoft.SqlTools.ServiceLayer.exe after move to .NET Core 2.0
Update the ScriptingService to expose new scripting JSON-RPC APIs that use the SqlScriptPublishModel for script generation.
The SqlScriptPublishModel is the model behind the SSMS scripting wizard. To enable scripting for CLI tools, we've ported SqlScriptPublishModel to .NET Core. The SqlScriptPublishModel wraps the SMO scripting APIs for .sql script generation.
1) Added three new requests to the ScriptingService: ScriptingRequest, ScriptingListObjectsRequest, ScriptingCancelRequest.
2) Generating scripts are long running operations, so the ScriptingRequest and ScriptingListObjectsRequest kick off a long running scripting task and return immediately.
3) Long running scripting task reports progress and completion, and can be cancelled by a ScriptingCancelRequest request.
4) Bumped the SMO nuget package to 140.17049.0. This new version contains a signed SSMS_Rel build of SMO with the SqlScriptPublishModel.
5) For testing, adding the Northwind database schema
TODO (in later pull requests)
1) Integrate the new ScriptingService APIs with the ConnectionService
2) Integrate with the metadata support recently added
