I now have VSCode installed for one reason: to optimize imports.
This required:
1. Installing VSCode.
2. Installing OmniSharp in VSCode.
3. Installing .NET Core so that OmniSharp could start in VSCode.
VSCode is a Microsoft product. It doesn't ship .NET Core. Or Omni
Sharp. Instead, you have to do all of this yourself.
It's not batteries included or anything.
It's actually harder to use OmniSharp in VSCode than it is to use
it in Sublime Text. Except Sublime Text's OmniSharp maintainer
went off and abandoned the project without telling anyone at OmniS
harp. Which gave me the idea that OmniSharp still was maintained
on Sublime Text.
And I just upgraded my Sublime Text license today.
Thanks OmniSharp developer.
There are probably a few components in here that don't make sense
for bouncer (looking at you, regions code). However, it's on my todo
list rather than being an imminent thing.
