ms-vscode.csharp to ms-dotnettools.csharp - #1424
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C# extension has changed its name from "ms-vscode.csharp" to "ms-dotnettools.csharp", this means all extensions depending on it needs to be updated and i.e. all repositories with extension.json containing
or you get errors like