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I had the same problem, I got this from this reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/vscode/comments/ooyijp/issue_with_omnisharpc_extension/

"You'll need to tell VS Code to only use the bundled MSBuild version that comes with omnisharp. per https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-vscode/issues/4358

you can add omnisharp.json to the root of your workspace with the following content

{ "msbuild": { "useBundledOnly": true } }

For global effect, the file can be put into %USERPROFILE%/.omnisharp/"

Did you already copy the postgrest JDBC jar into liquidbase/lib ? https://docs.liquibase.com/workflows/database-setup-tutorials/postgresql.html

If you ever run into this issue, by far the simplest solution is to go into the directory:

Where you will see various versions of this dll that you actually have (assuming you installed various versions of .NET SDK

The one that Omnisharp is looking for is 4.1.3 which of course is not present and is near impossible to install (that I could find).

So in true hacker fashion, make an exact copy of the 4.1.4 folder or maybe the highest that you have, and rename the copy to 4.1.3 like so ....

So, now you have a directory called 4.1.3 which contains the 4.1.4 dll VS Code at next launch finds this and is very happy.

Now of course, if someone can find a real solution without this hack be my guest, but if you want to actually get back up and running in Unity with VS Code and PERFECT Intellisense working on the latest Unity (2021) ... this is the best way to go.

Clues from this pure C# dot net question:

VS Code Omnisharp.MsBuild.Projectmanager can not load assembly System.Numerics.Vectors 4.1.3.0

For generating incremental diff, we need to run task liquibaseUpdate first before liquibaseDiffChangelog

Added the below extension

The solution to this is surprisingly simple, I just didn't see it...

For anyone who is working on this problem:

Could this be the problem?

Cannot run program "git" (in directory "C:\Users\ruca\farm"): CreateProcess error=2

Do you have git installed? Can it be run from the prompt? "error=2" often refers to a missing file.

In production if your table have no data:

1. delete from databasechangelog where id = 'create-table-changeset-id';
2. drop table table_name;

That's all, in next deployment, new table will be created.

In production if your table have data:

1. Create a new ChangeSet that includes your new changes

for example:

liquibase 3.10.2 seems to work with Db2-LUW for me.

Try making these changes, which are documented in the text file GETTING_STARTED.txt .

Either move the Db2 jar files into the lib subdirectory of liquibase, or arrange a change to the CLASSPATH used by liquibase. For Db2-LUW the files are: lib/db2jcc4.jar , lib/db2jcc.jar , lib/db2jcc_license_cu.jar . Your question shows you copied these files into the liquibase directory instead of the liquibase lib subdirectory.

Db2-LUW will reject the syntax in the sample changeLogFile for H2 because Db2-LUW requires that a primary key column is not null. In the sample file, you can change id int primary key to id int not null primary key for all tables, to avoid an SQLCODE -542.

The only thing I could find is this

Github issue with Mono

You could try to add the setting: "omnisharp.useGlobalMono": never and see if that works for you.