Detect legacy ASP.NET Websites via project GUID #1084
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DustinCampbell
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Thanks @filipw! This is definitely the right fix. The GUID you used is the correct one: https://github.com/Microsoft/msbuild/blob/d026eba43c429802f14ad4bfe57b18e56d2519c7/src/Build/Construction/Solution/SolutionFile.cs#L81.
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thanks - it's green now, so I will merge this to unclog the PR pipeline a bit |
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This is a follow up to #1066.
I just noticed the logic there wasn't sufficient as these projects don't necessarily start with
http://- for example it could belocalhostor any other string really (up to the user).However, the legacy ASP.NET Websites have a common well-known project GUID so we can use that to exclude it from OmniSharp (since they don't have csproj files, we can't support them at the moment).
I threw in a test just to be on the safe side.