Software developer working on the Roslyn project. My Microsoft email address is jason.malinowski@microsoft.com
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dotnet/roslyn Public
The Roslyn .NET compiler provides C# and Visual Basic languages with rich code analysis APIs.
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dotnet/NuGet.BuildTasks Public
The build tasks used to pick up package content from project.lock.json.
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dotnet/roslyn,
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November 2021
Created 4 commits in 1 repository
Created a pull request in dotnet/roslyn that received 16 comments
Opened 2 other pull requests in 1 repository
Reviewed 16 pull requests in 3 repositories
dotnet/roslyn
14 pull requests
- Mitigate the GeneratorDriver missync issue while capturing dumps
- [SourceLink] Use correct encoding for embedded text
- When we're loading dependencies, don't require exact versions
- Fix issues in compilation tracker reported in prior PR
- Move hte dependent checksum computation directly into the CompilationTracker component
- Tiny simplification to the compilation tracker.
- Enable dumps for hung tests
- Document why we have -vs-deps branches
- Respond to cancellation when a generator is running, so we can still report time.
- Update VS editor package version
- Clean up VsCodeWindowManager
- Re-enable BuildWithCommandLine test
- Refactor indentation API
- Localized missing warning message #57296
dotnet/project-system
1 pull request
microsoft/vs-extension-testing
1 pull request
Created an issue in dotnet/roslyn that received 1 comment
Allow non-fatal error reports to include FaultSeverity
In the fault creation there is FaultSeverity.Diagnostic. Ideally what we do is pass https://sourceroslyn.io/#Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CodeStyle/LogLe…
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