Make tooltips work in VS in file with no solution #17054
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* Previously, if you opened Visual Studio with no solution and then opened an F# script file, tooltips would not work. This was because the quick info provider did not account for the possibility of a non-existent solution. This change updates the quick info provider so that it no longer tries to get the relative path of a solution that does not exist.
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Before
no_sln.mp4
After
no_sln_no_throw.mp4
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Test cases added.
The tests in
QuickInfoProviderTestsonly testTryGetTooltip:fsharp/vsintegration/tests/FSharp.Editor.Tests/QuickInfoProviderTests.fs
Line 100 in f6ae54b
There are no tests that test
FSharpAsyncQuickInfoSource's implementation ofGetQuickInfoItemAsync, which calls the privategetQuickInfoItemfunction, which is where the bug was.It would be nice if such tests existed, but I am not sure how willing I am to spend the time to figure out how to wire everything up for them so that I can test this particular bug.
Release notes entry updated.