No indication that C# support is experimental on the GitHub extension
felixfbecker opened this issue · 5 comments
From @JoshuaKGoldberg on August 14, 2018 17:33
Following #39 - as a user, it is very confusing to me that C# files randomly "don't work" (e.g. hover info takes a while to load, then has no content).
Is there some kind of UI that can explain that C# support is experimental? If not, should it be mentioned somewhere?
Also, are there plans (roadmaps?) for making C# support... not-experimental?
Copied from original issue: sourcegraph/codeintellify#40
@JoshuaKGoldberg we show a code intelligence status indicator in the top right:
Maybe we should make it more prominent.
From @JoshuaKGoldberg on August 14, 2018 17:49
Ah, I should be more specific - using the GitHub extension. Updated the title.
Ah, the same indicator should be on GitHub:
This is for Go, for some reason the extension fails to retrieve the status, while sourcegraph.com works.
I'll move this issue to the browser extension
@KattMingMing I'm assigning this to you since you introduced the codeintel status indicator to the browser ext afaik
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