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the `Extension` class acts as the main entry point for a VisualStudio.Extensibility extension. The `AsyncPackage`
allows the extension to provide many functionalities, including providing VS services.
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Packages were mainly meant for commands, tool windows, legacy project systems and legacy language services and proffering VS services.

In that context, it may be fair to mention that many core functionalities of AsyncPackage is now replaced by MEF or Gladstone.

IMyBrokeredService? myBrokeredServiceProxy = null;
try
{
myBrokeredServiceProxy = await serviceBroker.GetProxyAsync<IMyBrokeredService>(IMyBrokeredService.Configuration.ServiceDescriptor, this.DisposalToken);
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@matteo-prosperi matteo-prosperi merged commit a1e11fa into main Nov 11, 2025
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