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Add menu option to reopen LinqPad as admin
I made a script to modify a registry key, and I realized I needed to run it as an admin for the script to work. I needed to save the script first, so I could close LinqPad, and reopen it as an admin. Some way to elevate the current query, or reopen LinqPad as admin without needing to save would be cool.
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Sort connections by name in stead of type
Show sort button to switch between Type and Name in connections list
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Activation code
Please make it easy to find and copy the existing activation code from within Linqpad itself. I was going to examine upgrading to version 6 today but can't as I don't have this code to hand. And I couldn't locate it in Linqpad :(
This feature would probably get a few more impulse purchases before Xmas! :)
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add party mode
It's a button that kind of makes the whole thing do a party, you know? Balloons, lively atmosphere, and the like.... Thanks
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'Add relation' menu item in database tree menu. This will help to add connections which are not excplicitly defined in database.
On clicking Add connection sap bo sttle join dialog will appear where one may define relation with other tables. In many databasese relations may not be defined explicitly. This feature solves the priblem.
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LinkPad 6 - could suggest #load "some file" when pressing Ctrl +.
Could suggest #load "some file" when pressing Ctrl +. in a class present in another file in the same folder.
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Quickly change connectionstring when using a custom assembly with ef core
When using the linqpad driver with EF Core and provide my own assembly, i want to quickly change the connectionstring via the connection dropdown.
I could add every database to a own connection entry, but i want to specify the databaseserver and then quickly change the database.
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Ability to right click on "Tables" on a connection and filter the listed tables
title pretty much explains it, but in SQL Management Studio there is an option to filter the listed tables you see in the left handed tree view by applying a filter to match with
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LINQPad Windows 10 ARM64 Build
Would be great if LINQPad supported WIndows 10 ARM64 build.
As of Feb 2020 .NET 5 preview doesn't support Windows Forms and WPF and will be released in Nov 2020 and .NET 3.1 doesn't support ARM64 Windows devices at this time.
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Please support options on the DbContext Connections: Lazy Load
The EF Core DbContext that supports the DbContextOptions<TContext> does not support any other configuration options -- just the connection string. I really need it to allow Lazy Loading supports and Detailed Errors.
THANK YOU.
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Add convert from SQL query to Linq query (similar to Linqer)
This should be available in this software. As someone that has years of experience in SQL, I find LINQ syntax to be appalling and extremely confusing. I bought the professional version in hopes that this software implemented this feature, it does not, and yes I read the previous request and your reply to the user about VB6 to C# 4 comparison but highly disagree with your decision.
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SynchronizedCollection<T> doesn't work in LINQPad 6
I tried to use System.ServiceModel.Primitives NuGet package and specifically the SynchronizedCollection<T>. However after installing the package I'm getting the following error when declaring variable of type SynchronizedCollection<string>:
CS0433 The type 'SynchronizedCollection<T>' exists in both 'System.Private.ServiceModel, Version=4.7.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a' and 'System.ServiceModel.Primitives, Version=4.7.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a'
The same works fine in Visual Studio (.NET Core Console App project).
LINQPad 6.8.1.
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Allow LinqPad6 to have separate My Queries folder from LinqPad5
If I point LinqPad6 to a new My Queries (and Snippets and Plugins) folders, LinqPad5 is updated to the new folders as well. But I have years worth of queries with .Net Framework Dependencies and would like a clean My Queries structure for LinqPad6 with only .Net Core dependencies.
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Intellisense dropdown filtering
I love that in the intellisense dropdown I can hit Ctrl+H to filter out the extension methods.
It would be great if we could have an option to hide the boilerplate GetType() , GetHashCode(), ToString() and Equals(). These exist on every object, so they just pollute the drop down, without telling me anything new. Alternatively, they may be faded out, or something.
The general problem of intellisense is that between inherited methods and extension methods, you drawn in a sea of dozens of intellisense entries. Somewhere in that haystack is the needle you are looking for. Most of us don't…
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make it configurable how far away from the cursor the tooltips appear
the tooltip is very (very!) frequently in the way of typing in code.
first of all, the tooltip should NEVER obscure the cursor (it should just move out of the way), and, to ensure it doesn't have to move out of the way too often, make it appear near-ish (not near) the cursor. Like a couple of lines below the current position of the cursor, so you at least have a few lines of respite, before having to press esc to get rid of that annoying tooltip
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Allow to dump internals of unfinished task using Uncapsulate
With the new Uncapsulate method in the beta, I tried dumping the internals of an unfinished task, because I'm trying to learn more about some internals of the tasks and the task scheduler.
However, it dumps as "awaiting...".
Could there be a way to force a dump now, even though the task hasn't finished? In my case, it was a task that will never finish because I created it expressly to know what the internals look like before it has completed.
So this:
new Task(() => { }).Uncapsulate().Dump();
will just show "awaiting...".
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Bug detected with PGSQL provider
Sorry if not the right spot for this:
Found a bug this evening:
This query: Drivers.Where(d => d.UserId == 1)
Returns this error: "Column is null"The generated SQL query is:
SELECT d."DriversId", d."Aggression", d."CarId", d."CarNumber", d."CreatedDate", d."CustId", d."DriverAge", d."DriverName", d."Optimism", d."PitCrewSkill", d."RosterId", d."Skill", d."Smoothness", d."StrategyRiskiness", d."UpdateDateTime", d."UserId"
FROM "Drivers" AS d
WHERE d."UserId" = 1
GOIf I run that SQL query in DataGrip, it fails. If I delete the "GO" and run it, the query runs perfectly fine.
Further, when I test the method from my C# application, the LINQ query:
Drivers.Where(d => d.UserId == 1) works as…
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