public FileWatchedPortableExecutableReferenceFactory(
Lazy <VisualStudioWorkspace> visualStudioWorkspace,
FileChangeWatcherProvider fileChangeWatcherProvider)
{
_visualStudioWorkspace = visualStudioWorkspace;
// TODO: set this to watch the NuGet directory or the reference assemblies directory; since those change rarely and most references
// will come from them, we can avoid creating a bunch of explicit file watchers.
_fileReferenceChangeContext = fileChangeWatcherProvider.Watcher.CreateContext();
_fileReferenceChangeContext.FileChanged += FileReferenceChangeContext_FileChanged;
}
public FileWatchedPortableExecutableReferenceFactory(
Lazy <VisualStudioWorkspace> visualStudioWorkspace,
FileChangeWatcherProvider fileChangeWatcherProvider)
{
_visualStudioWorkspace = visualStudioWorkspace;
// We will do a single directory watch on the Reference Assemblies folder to avoid having to create separate file
// watches on individual .dlls that effectively never change.
var referenceAssembliesPath = Path.Combine(Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ProgramFilesX86), "Reference Assemblies", "Microsoft", "Framework");
var referenceAssemblies = new FileChangeWatcher.WatchedDirectory(referenceAssembliesPath, ".dll");
// TODO: set this to watch the NuGet directory as well; there's some concern that watching the entire directory
// might make restores take longer because we'll be watching changes that may not impact your project.
_fileReferenceChangeContext = fileChangeWatcherProvider.Watcher.CreateContext(referenceAssemblies);
_fileReferenceChangeContext.FileChanged += FileReferenceChangeContext_FileChanged;
}
