1219 results found
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Add Intellisense or Package Explorer support for the #:package directive
This is a minor request, but it would be nice to have visualization or Intellisense support when exploring packages using the #:package directive. Currently, it would be even better if package additions in File-based App code were synchronized with the #:package directive.
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Add #:sdk support
I'm very pleased that LINQPad 9 includes some support for .NET 10 file-based apps. However, perhaps a fundamental ecosystem difference, that the SDK types that can be specified via #:sdk are not recognized.
To bridge the gap between LINQPad scripts and file-based apps, and to enhance compatibility with various SDK types in the future, I'd like to see an option to explicitly select the major SDKs (Web, Worker, Standard, etc.) that are currently available in the LINQPad script properties, along with support for the #:sdk syntax.
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LinqPad 8 does not work on MacBook Air M4
I installed on my new Mac but the UI fails to start up.
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Make NodaTime available for Npgsql Connections
The recommended way to persist date/time information by Npgsql is to use NodaTime (https://www.npgsql.org/doc/types/nodatime.html?tabs=datasource). Hence, I'm using it in all my projects.
While reading DateTime from the database seems to work finde, trying to write data results in the field in the database containing negative infinity.
Then I tried to use the typed data context from my project, but then LinqPad complains about not being able to map the "Instant" type.
As NodaTime is recommended by Npgsql, it would be great if there was a way to use it in LinqPad.3 votes -
Workspace Separation (Super-Tabs)
I use Linqpad for multiple projects and usually have multiple queries open pr project.
It would be really nice if i could visually separate each collection of queries with super-tabs
I guess something similar to Postman which is able to handle multiple collections of API's
If you are already working on a visual remake or upgrade - maybe have this in your mind when making it :)
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Main method string[] args parameter is null in C# Program mode. Make it empty.
Main method string[] args parameter is null in C# Program mode. Update it as an empty array.
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Detect links in the result set, starting with http(s), and allow users to click and navigate
Detect links in the result set, starting with http(s), and allow users to click and navigate. This helps to form links and validate them.
For example, SELECT 'https://www.nuget.org/packages/Newtonsoft.Json';
The result should be a clickable link that opens in the browser.
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3 votes
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add a "Close Saved" menu item - similar to vscode
Often I end up in a state with 20 tabs open, some with conflicts ( duplicate ).
I'd like to close all the saved ones, so I can sort out the four or five unsaved ones.
Doh, I found it on File -> Close Unmodified Queries.
It would be nice to have that on right clicking a document tab as well.
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close saved
Add a new menu item for closing all saved tabs. This would be similar to vscode "Close Saved".
I often find I am in a state where I open things up and there are 20 documents, some with (duplicate) etc. Cleaning them all up is a bit of a pain.
Close all comes up with a dialog with four documents with Yes, No, or Cancel.
Not sure what to do at that point.1 vote -
Ability to setup and run external tools
It would be nice to have an external tools feature like the one in VS where commands can be set and run on queries.
Ideally it would have variables/macros to quickly get the current query path, the folder and other useful contextual info.
It could be run from right click on the opened query tab or from the my queries symbol, and hopefully it would be possible to bind it to a hotkey for quick invocation.
The use case I have is to integrate some source control to quickly add my queries to source control (e.g. could setup a tool…
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1 vote
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Allow DumpTell() or Dump (title) to dump to a DumpContainer
var someValue = 123;
var dumpContainer = new DumpContainer().Dump();// I don't know a way to put the content of someValue.DumpTell() or someValue.Dump("My title") to dumpContainer
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Close Result Tabs programmatically
Allow me to do a Util.CloseResultTab(string TabName or int Index) to close a specific tab or even Util.CloseAllResultTabs to close all the tabs in the result window without changing the Output tab/window.
I have been using the LinqPad forms to create simple utilities and I sometimes load data into a dump tab to review, but want to go to the form I created and have it change the tabs during the following runs when I click a submit button.
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"Microsoft.AspNetCore.App" not loading correctly
Please load correctly the framework if required: { "name": "Microsoft.AspNetCore.App", "version": "8.0.17" }
Option in GUI for this doesn't work
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LINQPad 9 - Show My Scripts location as just LINQPad Queries
Currently, it displays the absolute path. Perhaps it could be shown on hover for those who might find it useful.
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Adds the "packages" string to the reconfigured NuGet package source path, causing a duplicate copy of packages.
I have reconfigured the NuGet package source to a different path due to space constraints in the default location. LINQPad detects this change, but it appends the "packages" string to the configured path, creating a new directory and resulting in another copy of the NuGet packages. Please address this issue.
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Support OAuth for Microsoft Azure AI Provider
Hello, Thanks for providing a great productivity tool!
Currently Microsoft Azure AI Provider supports only Azure.OpenAIKey based auth. Are there plans to support OAuth based authentication for this provider?
use of keys is generally not recommended from security perspective. This is the only reason I am not able to (or allowed to) use AI features in LinqPad
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Show script summary in My Queries
While i try to store my snippets with a name which gives me a hint about what i try to accomplish, it would be helpful if i could place a ///<summary> code comment at the beginning. To display this information it could be either an info icon (which is only shown when a summary comment exists), an expansion panel with the summary below the script name or simply as tooltip.
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security vulnerability
I noticed I can do the following below and it shows the password in my connection string.
string sConnection = Util.GetMyQueries().First().GetConnectionInfo().DatabaseInfo.GetCxString();
sConnection.Dump();
I would prefer it did not do this.
3 votes
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