Would've been really cool if you could edit and debug Cake build scripts in LINQPad.

Since linqpad 6 has been migrated to dotnet core, would it be possibile to provide an Linux build?

I want to be able to debug using Linq and lambda expressions. I`m missing this very much in VS

Just another export option or another mode/button near Output, Grid 1, λ, SQL, IL
Would be really nice to have this possibility when I would need to copy some records from one DB to another via Remote Desktop connection

At the moment only ".linq" files are shown.

create support for mongodb so i can see the database in the tree format on the left pane

If I have open 4 tabs, then close LinqPad and restart it again, it would be nice to have the tab's open as it was before. Same behavior as notepad++

I am so used to the 'save on compile' option in Visual Studio, that I can't get into the habit of saving in Linqpad until I have finished or closing linqpad (and since Linqpad is so useful it never gets closed).

This has resulted in me losing work several times.

Would it be hard to add an option to save files to the temporary folder when a query is run.
Don't need there is a need to attempt to recover the files, as I can go looking for them.

Thanks

Allow the use of VSSettings to control the syntax highlighting colors.

Sometimes rather than viewing IL I want to see the exact assembly code the JIT produces on my computer. LINQPad is a perfect place for such a playground.

This will be handy when using LinqPad to bring back Simple data and will avoid using MS Word and Copy / Paste. I use LinqPad for bringing back the results of massive varchar fields because SSMS doesn't.

I would like a protection layer for production databases.
It could be two factor push or simple password/pin.

But something that allows me to have production databases without being afraid that i make a devestating mistake when not properly focused. Or that someone with bad intentions can wreck havoc.

A simple password prompt on first access is enough and then a timeout after being inactive for a number of minutes.

We use Linqpad allot at work and it would be great if we could add a network share to the My Queries are, or even add a shortcut in Windows Explorer in the My Queries directory and have it load files from there.

One for server and the other for database. With many connections having only a single dropdown makes the list quite long and hard to navigate.

I just found "export to CSV", but it was not very intuitive having to switch to grid view, when in big letters there is a Export button right next to the results. The inverse is also true, in grid view there is access to CSV, but not Ecel, Word, Html.

Could you please add the shorcuts ?

In the Add Connection pane, one should be able to add a connection which allows you to browse to an Xml File (or any file that has an Xml File structure even) and thereby be able to use Linq to Xml to query from that Xml File.

A few issues with a modal dialog:

1. If one wishes to undo a replace operation they must close the dialog, undo, then reopen it.




2. If the user has the cursor in an undesirable position for starting a search, they must close the dialog, correct it, then reopen.