Most of the time people dump one chunk of data but when modifying "live" data I need to track where a task is upto in case i need to pause/stop and resume at a later time.

To do this I output myself (Console.Writeline) progress stats and the current ID im working on in my loop.

I can't see an option to have the Output autoscroll on Writelines!

The sheer fact that I can make a point chart with one command is awesome, but the dots are very hard to see. Could you either make them bigger, or change colors to something that stands out more?

This is a followup to https://stackoverflow.com/q/53645547/2068635.

I created a simple JWT decoder and I'd like to use it in a similar way as the Regex Evaluator. To achieve this, I'd like to have a way to register it either as something like [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[F2] or at least be able to automatically hide the query on execution (probably by exposing LINQPad.UI.QueryControl.ToggleFullPaneResults to the Util class).

https://gist.github.com/nielsbosma/d5425ca23df3f3d6ff20273b7a5efd54

Only d is supported currently. ci( ca( vi( va( etc. Also, cit vit etc? Thanks much!

When creating a similar connection there is no option to change the name along with the other connection parameters. The new connection is created with the same name.

The "Export" feature currently supports Excel, Word and HTML. It would be nice if there was a way to extend this with our own, custom formats.

I have a table called Volume. It has a bigint column called Volume as well. Linqpad doesn't show it at all

I don't know if this is an issue with other connection types in the IQ driver, but using MariaDB, if I have a table with a column name like "Character", the generated SQL does not escape this column name, leading to a syntax error.

Give a checkbox option to disable encryption of connection string and database password. Or some ways to dynamically change like password from system variables. Because the portable version connections doesn't work by copying x-copying everything to other system in automation.

Very simple, right click on current query window and run query. Same as SSMS. If text is highlighted then run that context instead.

When clicking on the header of a colomn the column gets selected and you can copy the entire column

It would be nice to have an option for database connections marked as "Production" to be able or not be able to save changes, modify or delete etc.

A console on the bottom side like the package manager on VS. Having the ability to run powershell, cmd or your own linqpad scripts. By default on the query directory. This way, you can chain commands with your own scripts and things like that to automate things.

I don't mean a fully support as it's hard to do. Just Commit and Merge or something like that. I don't mind on configure the first time the repositorioes, but it would be nice too. Maybe something like the Team Explorer (Idk if you can take advantage of that). I use multiples PCs and I do that manually from the console (easier to forget to do it).

The Dump() method should expose a parameter that adds ability to highlight texts that matches the parameter. This would help us quickly find something when dealing with a deeply nested or a very long list of objects that are dumped.

There is no DatePicker control available and there doesn't appear to be a HTML5 implementation of <input type="date"> which would automatically show a DatePicker on clicking in the field. I expect it could be done with JavaScript, but a control would be nice.

I regularly run LinqPad on clients' PC's in order to troubleshoot a database problem, rather than installing SQL Management. I don't like having an automatic update downloaded in the background onto their machine especially knowing that I will never use it anyway.