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When building rzls from source, there doesn't appear to be a way to connect the VS Code executable version to a specific commit. This makes it challenging to trace the origin of a particular release.
Would it be possible for the CI process to create a tag for each release, ensuring that it corresponds to a specific commit? Alternatively, could the section linked below be updated to include a step for tagging the commit when a version is "released" into VSCode-CSharp?
Not withstanding the validity of the request, a couple of things that might help anyone interested in finding out in the meantime:
The commit SHA will be in the properties of rzls.dll if you go digging in your hard drive:
The change log in the C# extension repo should link to the PR that updates the Razor bits, which should link to the commit. eg Bump razor to 25052.3 vscode-csharp#7904 though granted this is manual and we might not be perfect at it every time :)
When building
rzls
from source, there doesn't appear to be a way to connect the VS Code executable version to a specific commit. This makes it challenging to trace the origin of a particular release.Would it be possible for the CI process to create a tag for each release, ensuring that it corresponds to a specific commit? Alternatively, could the section linked below be updated to include a step for tagging the commit when a version is "released" into VSCode-CSharp?
Reference: Inserting Razor Into VSCodeCSharp Documentation
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