IntelliSense strings are localized

[Spike2D]

Yesterday my VS Code updated Omnisharp, since then my intellisense and debugging messages are being outputted in another language from English, there doesn't seem to be any way to configure or change that behaviour.

[gregg-miskelly]

Can you give us some examples of intellisense strings?

I know the debugger hasn't yet done the work to ship any localized strings. So if you are getting localized debugger strings they must be from VS Code itself. I am not sure if there are any parts of the language service that have localization yet.

[Spike2D]

You were right, I could fix the intellisense, however I still get this:
With 1.32.3-beta.9:

Meanwhile with 1.32.4 or 1.32.5:

[gregg-miskelly]

@rchande @akshita31 any ideas?

[rchande]

@Spikent We need more info--what OS are you on? If you're on Windows, what is your language is your system set to use? This looks like a Unity project--what language is Unity configured to use?

[Spike2D]

@rchande I'm running Windows 10 Pro, and it's locale is set to Spanish, which I'm guessing it's what Omnisharp is picking up on recent updates to set its locale to...

The Project is a Godot project, it's running on c#.

[plutapawel]

I have the same problem on polish version of the Windows 10 system.

[rchande]

This is essentially a feature request for us to set the locale of OmniSharp based on the VS Code language configuration.

[rchande]

@Spikent Thank you for the feature request. What's happening here is that one of OmniSharp's dependencies recently implemented localization for error messages, meaning that they will now be printed in your system language instead of English. To work around this (and get English error messages), you can delete the new localization files:

Open your "OmniSharp" log and find the path to OmniSharp from the beginning of the log, eg:

OmniSharp server started.
    Path: C:\Users\rchande\.vscode-insiders\extensions\ms-vscode.csharp-1.16.1\.omnisharp\1.32.5\OmniSharp.exe
    PID: 144684

Navigate to the directory eg C:\Users\rchande\.vscode-insiders\extensions\ms-vscode.csharp-1.16.1\.omnisharp\1.32.5, and enter the subfolder that corresponds to your system language. In @Spikent's case, the folder would be "es" because the system language is Spanish. Remove all the DLLs whose name starts with Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.

This should result in English error messages.

[Attosius]

@rchande yes, i renamed my localized folder, this fixes intellisense, thank you!