- Basic plumbing to support connections for a URI rather than global connections. Typical use case is editor requests to connect, but this isn't the only possible use
- Tests pass but need updating to cover new functionality, and re-enable AutoCompleteService test once there is a ServiceDiscovery component that registers and returns services. This is necessary as .Instance won't allow for dependency injection and proper testing.
- Basic plumbing to support connections for a URI rather than global connections. Typical use case is editor requests to connect, but this isn't the only possible use
- Tests pass but need updating to cover new functionality, and re-enable AutoCompleteService test once there is a ServiceDiscovery component that registers and returns services. This is necessary as .Instance won't allow for dependency injection and proper testing.
This is a fairly minor change that will save tons of time as we develop
this service. The DbConnection and associated Db* abstract classes
ask for synchronous versions of the code and allow the addition of async
code. The SqlClient implementation already implements Db* abstract
classes, so we can piggy back off that for our dependency injection layer.
Tests and existing code has been updated to handle the change, as well
For whatever reason, Visual Studio throws a fit if a referenced project has a name
and the folder name (which is used to reference the project) is different than that name.
To solve this issue, I've renamed all the projects and folders to match their project
names as stated in the project.json.
- Handles errors when connecting
- Adds method to capture the settings so the connection service can use these. Expect to read settings from here (and possible connections) in the future
- Minor rename to the test namespace to be consistent with refactor
* Merge master to dev (#4)
* Misc. clean-ups related to removing unneeded PowerShell Language Service code.
* Remove unneeded files and clean up remaining code.
* Enable file change tracking with Workspace and EditorSession.
* Setup standard src, test folder structure. Add unit test project.
* Actually stage the deletes. Update .gitignore
* Integrate SqlParser into the onchange diagnostics to provide error messages.
* Add tests for the language service diagnostics
* Initial implementation for autocomplete.
* Switch to using sys.tables for autocomplete
Move some code into a better class
* Delete unused csproj file.
* Add nuget.config to pickup SQL Parser nuget package
For some strange reason, the using statements don't seem to want to work
for the Message type. The full name has been used instead, but it's an
ugly workaround for the time being.
Creating the standard sln flies for the root of the sqltoolsservice
project and adding xproj files for the individual projects.
Has been confirmed to open and build with VS2015. xUnit tests will work,
but only from Test Explorer (ie, ReSharper test runner doesn't work with
dnx)
Note: This may be subject to change as new standards for .NET Core project
files are developed. See dotnet/roslyn-project-system#37 for more details.
Benjamin Russell