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John Smith
John Smith

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Restart Omnisharp process within Visual Studio Code

Another quick one for today, Every now and again my intellisense gets confused in Visual Studio Code displaying errors and warnings that should not exist.

The fix for this is to restart the Omnisharp process.

So first off get the commmand pallette up:

Ctrl+Shift+P

Then type:

>omnisharp:restart omnisharp

Everything should then go back to normal.

Success 🎉

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Kelly Brown

I never make it that far. I start typing 'omni' and the option to restart just highlights, so I push down and enter. XD

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John Smith

That's awesome. The fewer keystrokes we have to type the better!

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Jesse Quijano

Freakin' amazing tip. This is still a problem - especially on Linux for me. Using this command will save me time and much fist shaking at VS Code.

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