The issue
The issue seems to lie with the template. On creation of a new project, the .csproj file is populated with the ps standard library reference like so:
<PackageReference Include="PowerShellStandard.Library" Version="5.1.0-preview-06">
...
With this preview reference, the intellisense will not work correctly for the powershell-related annotations in the source code, such as the [Cmdlet(...)] annotation (intellisense for standard c# features works correctly). This issue is present when using the latest VSCode C# extension.
The version number however should be just 5.1.0. With this reference, the C# extesion provides correct intellisense.
Steps to reproduce
dotnet new -i Microsoft.PowerShell.Standard.Module.Template
dotnet new psmodule
Open the TestSampleCmdletCommand.cs file in VSCode, and invoke intellisense on one of the powershell related annotations, such as the VerbDiagnostic.Test symbol; no relevant intellisense will show up.
The issue
The issue seems to lie with the template. On creation of a new project, the
.csprojfile is populated with the ps standard library reference like so:With this
previewreference, the intellisense will not work correctly for the powershell-related annotations in the source code, such as the[Cmdlet(...)]annotation (intellisense for standard c# features works correctly). This issue is present when using the latest VSCodeC#extension.The version number however should be just
5.1.0. With this reference, the C# extesion provides correct intellisense.Steps to reproduce
Open the
TestSampleCmdletCommand.csfile in VSCode, and invoke intellisense on one of the powershell related annotations, such as theVerbDiagnostic.Testsymbol; no relevant intellisense will show up.