Omnisharp fails due to multiple .csproj files

[wassson]

Thanks for your work on this! I love Zed so it would be ideal to be able to use it with my Unity projects. I am somewhat new to Unity so I'm a bit out of my depth with getting it hooked up with Zed properly.

Were you able to get Omnisharp working in Zed or are you using Zed without it? When I open the any project in Zed (even fresh projects), Omnisharp fails with:

oneshot canceled -- stderr-- Specify which project file to use because this '/path/to/ProjectName' contains more than one project file.

I'll add more detail here as I uncover it.

[Maligan]

Thanks for the report and sorry for the late reply!

I use Unity code to generate single Solution .sln file and multiple Projects .csproj

Omnisharp gets the project folder path as input argument and should detect the .sln file as entry point for itself.

But in your case maybe there are different problems - sln wasn't generated correctly or you have several of them in project root folder.

Can you list contents of your project folder, this will help to investigate the problem.

[sfjohansson]

This sounds familiar....

It was possible to add further configurations by creating an omnisharp.json, it has a lot of options. This could even be generated by the plugin if it is needed.

I just took the plugin and zed out for a spin and worked through the issues I bumped into by using the AI assistant in ZED.

Project structure, use of packages and assembly definitions will probably also affect what is needed/correct.

Here is a copy-paste from a Unity project I opened in Zed when playing around, although it could be completely wrong =D

{
  "RoslynExtensionsOptions": {
    "EnableAnalyzersSupport": true,
    "LocationPaths": []
  },
  "FormattingOptions": {
    "EnableEditorConfigSupport": true
  },
  "MsBuild": {
    "LoadProjectsOnDemand": true
  }
}

Opening the project... things seems to be working

I've used Rider for many years, so I have not really had to do this myself. Did try long time ago .when I was trying to get .omnisharp work with Sublime Text, which it kind of did in the end.