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Allow OOP services to see client settings#12956

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@davidwengier davidwengier commented Mar 26, 2026

Extracted out of the Generate Method work, as it's separate and would just bloat that PR. In that work though, I needed to pass our options around, and the plumbing required was ridiculous. This change means things in OOP just get a client settings manager by DI, same as anywhere, and the VS and VS Code remote service infra makes sure it is kept up to date with changes on the client etc.

There are still a few spots where options are transferred across to OOP, because formatting and related endpoints get options via LSP, so we need to maintain that in case they override client settings. Turns out our services that do that are message pack, and the LSP formatting options are only annotated for json, so for the sake of two booleans, I just left RazorFormattingOptions in place rather than bother trying to change that. Open to feedback if people think it is a big enough wart to make it worth fixing.

Each commit is probably easier to review individually.

UPDATE: Since CI isn't working anyway, I've made some more cleanups for the RazorFormattingOptions use that wasn't coming from LSP.

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davidwengier commented Mar 27, 2026

I pushed a 3rd commit to this branch, but it's not showing up, and CI isn't starting. Hoping these are intermittent GitHub issues, because this has been showing for at least the last hour...
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davidwengier added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 30, 2026
Part of #6159 and
#4539

Reviewing commit and a time thoroughly recommended. It's a big PR, but
each commit should be easy enough to understand and review. Also, for
the commits that are just moving methods around files, there aren't any
changes to the methods themselves.

This includes #12956 which I closed
because CI wasn't starting and GitHub was missing a commit in that PR
anyway. Sorry!

Tests are all passing locally, but some are skipped in this PR because
we need a Roslyn bump for them to pass, to something containing
dotnet/roslyn#82973. I want to get this PR in
first though, so that when Roslyn starts offering Generate Method in
Razor files, we're ready to handle it. In the meantime, the
RazorEditServiceTests provide good coverage of the important parts of
the new code, as well as all of the existing tests for all of the code
moves.

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