Is there a way to find out whether class is partial inside Roslyn analyzer? There is a PartialImplementationPart in IMethodSymbol, but nothing similar for INamedTypeSymbol. I'm writing a Source Gen...

I have a generic class like this: public class Property<TObjectType> { } I would like to use the new System.Text.Json source generator but it does not seem to work for a generic class. Here ...

I am trying to get some values from the appsettings.json. But whatever I try with the AdditionalTextsProvider doesn't work. Here is my code IncrementalValuesProvider<AdditionalText> textFiles...

I'm working on a project utilizing C# 9's Source Generator, but when the code is generated, I'm wanting different files of generated code to be emitted to specific file paths/locations within the e...

I have 3 projects Project A (Client) Project B (Server) Project C (Shared) Within Project B I have the DB connection using the entity framework as well as all the entity classes, Project A (Client...

Given a working source generator and a working test project for the generator. Generator <Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk"> <PropertyGroup> <TargetFramework>netstandar...

Edit3: At some point this just started working. No clue why. Maybe it was a VS bug that got fixed? Edit2: Looking into the Analyzers node in solution explorer, I've discovered the source generator ...

I can't figure out how to ship a .Net library that also includes a Roslyn source generator, and have the source generator access the source code of the main project, without adding an explicit refe...

Is there any standard method/option, how to arrange the files generated via Source Generators and added to the build process are also physically visible in the project structure (so developer can r...

I am trying to run C# source generators in-memory using the following code snippet: var syntaxTree = await SyntaxTreeFromRelativeFile("testdata/IMyInterface.cs"); var compilation = CSharp...

I want to generate a static class that should have a method depending on other classes in specific reference assembly. a simplified example: // Generator.csproj [Generator] public class MyGenerato...