easy-dotnet.nvim

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## Simplifying .NET development in Neovim
easy-dotnet.nvim brings common .NET IDE workflows into Neovim: run, debug, test, manage packages, work with solutions, use Roslyn LSP, and handle project files without leaving the editor.

>[!IMPORTANT]
>This plugin now uses [easy-dotnet-server](https://github.com/GustavEikaas/easy-dotnet-server) to enable more advanced functionality. As a result, the server may require more frequent updates.
>Run `:Dotnet _server update` or `dotnet tool install -g EasyDotnet` to update it.
>The plugin will attempt to detect when the server is outdated and notify you. If you encounter any issues, please don't hesitate to file an issue.

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> 📰 **Stay updated:** Major updates and new features are announced in [`news.md`](./news.md).  
> Give it a read periodically to stay in sync with the latest capabilities!

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## Motivation
As a developer transitioning from Rider to Neovim, I found myself missing the simplicity of running projects with just a single button click. Tired of typing out lengthy terminal commands for common tasks like running, testing, and managing user secrets, I decided to create easy-dotnet.nvim. This plugin aims to bridge the gap between the convenience of IDEs like Rider and the flexibility of Neovim.

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## Table of Contents

1. [Simplifying .NET development in Neovim](#simplifying-net-development-in-neovim)
2. [Motivation](#motivation)
3. [Features](#features)
4. [Requirements](#requirements)
5. [Setup](#setup)
   - [Without options](#without-options)
   - [With options](#with-options)
   - [Lualine config](#lualine-config)
6. [Advanced Patterns](#advanced-patterns)
7. [Commands](#commands)
   - [Lua functions](#lua-functions)
   - [Vim commands](#vim-commands)
8. [Roslyn LSP](#roslyn-lsp)
9. [Test runner](#test-runner)
   - [Keymaps](#keymaps)
   - [Debugging tests](#debugging-tests)
   - [Running tests from buffer](#running-tests-from-buffer)
10. [Neotest](#neotest)
   - [Requirements](#requirements-1)
   - [Setup](#setup-1)
11. [Workspace Diagnostics](#workspace-diagnostics)
    - [Commands](#commands-1)
    - [Configuration](#config