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Fixes current alignment centering Extension and children to parent
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[Debugger] Prevent pinned watches from disappearing during scroll/etc
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[IDE] Add period to the template description of Shared Project
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[Debugger] Make sure SelectedRow isn't -1 when renaming an expression
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[Debugger] Show a gtk-add button for Add New Expression in the Watch Pad
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While I was editing .cshtml this code threw exception often, so I fixed it the way I think it should be to never throw exception
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mono/jstedfast-debugger-valueview-updatecontents-crash-fix
[Debugger] Don't dereference statusIcon.Image for its size, just use …
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[Project] Make Run Configurations accessible
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Include IndentationManagerImpl into VSMac
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Fixes VSTS Bug 810293: Accessibility: Version Control - Changes:
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Implemented collection pooling
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Fixes https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/1000546/
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Fixes https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/999608
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Fixes https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/1004949/
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If a SDK style project targeted net472 then Project Options - Build -
General would list all target frameworks, not just the .NET Framework.
The problem was that the SdkProjectExtension overrode the
OnGetSupportsFramework and returns true so it can support any target
framework. This prevents the RuntimeOptionsPanel from listing only
the related target frameworks for the project.
To fix this the SdkProjectExtension no longer indicates it supports
all target frameworks and instead the DotNetProject checks if the
project has a SdkProjectExtension enabled when setting the
TargetFramework property. If there an associated SdkProjectExtension
then an exception is not thrown when the target framework is not known.
Fixes VSTS #992631 - net472 sdk style project allows any target
framework to be selected in project options
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Defining a property that used an MSBuild instrinsic function would
not evaluate if the case did not match. For example:
<PropertyGroup>
<IsMac>$([MSBuild]::IsOsPlatform('OSX'))</IsMac>
</PropertyGroup>
This would not evaluate to true since the instrinsic function's
case is IsOSPlatform. However MSBuild on the command line would
evaluate this correctly.
Fixed this by making the method cache lookup case insensitive so it
matches MSBuild's behaviour.
Fixes VSTS #1008396 - DefineConstants not working right if they are
set in imported projects
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[Ide] Hide .NET Runtimes selection behind feature switch
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[Debugger] Keep Watch Pad in sync with the Locals pad when user edits…
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Add period to template description.
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Add period to template description.
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Add period to template description.
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Add period to template description.
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Add period to template description. The pronunciation of the character "N" begins with a vowel sound, therefore "an npm" is used here :)
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Add period to the template description.
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Add period to the template description.
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Add period to the template description.
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Add period to the template description.
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Add period to the template description.
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Add period to the template description.
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Add period to the template description.
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Add period to template description.
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Add period to template description.
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Add period to template description.
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Add period for template description.
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Add period to the template description.
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Add period
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Add period to the template description.
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Add period to the template description.
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Add periods to the template descriptions.
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Change the template description into a sentence.
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Change the template description into a sentence.
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Add period for template description.
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Add period for template description.
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