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1. Distinguish NULL values from strings that might be spelled, "null" or "NULL"

   It is currently impossible to distinguish between a NULL value and a string that happens to be spelled, "null" because LinqPAD displays "null" (lowercase) for both of them. SSMS displays NULL (uppercase) for NULL values, and to differentiate between NULL values and a string spelled, "NULL", SSMS highlights actual NULL values with a special background color (a soft yellow). LinqPAD should do the same thing, or something similar, to make it more obvious if the value is NULL or a string that just happens to be spelled "NULL".

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2. Add quick filter box

   Add a quick filter box at the top of the My Queries and Samples list to easily filter by name - without having to go into "Go to...". Rename "Go to..." to "Advanced Filter"

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3. Please don't install a new update when I open LinqPad

   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.

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4. Please support vi emulator commands with inner/outer/tag modifiers

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

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5. Exclude replication objects from database object tree

   It would be great if replication objects and MS shipped objects could be excluded from the database object tree. I don't have the "Include System Views and SPs" option checked on the connection.

   Whether it's a new option or controlled by the same include system option, it would be nice to be able to exclude objects that are ismsshipped and replication objects (that don't have ismsshipped = 1 but do start with 'sp_MS') like the examples below.

   -- MSreplicationobjects
   -- MSreplicationsubscriptions
   -- MSsubscriptionagents
   select
   s.name,
   t.*
   from sys.tables as t
   join sys.schemas as s
   on t.schemaid = s.schemaid
   where t.isms_shipped = 1

   -- Stored procedures created by transactional replication
   -- Example: spMSinsdboUNITSOFMEASURE
   -- spMSupddboUNITSOFMEASURE
   -- spMSdeldboUNITSOFMEASURE
   select *
   from sys.procedures
   where name like 'spMSins%'
   or name like 'spMSupd%'
   or name like 'spMSdel%'

   It would be great if replication objects and MS shipped objects could be excluded from the database object tree. I don't have the "Include System Views and SPs" option checked on the connection.

   Whether it's a new option or controlled by the same include system option, it would be nice to be able to exclude objects that are ismsshipped and replication objects (that don't have ismsshipped = 1 but do start with 'sp_MS') like the examples below.

   -- MSreplicationobjects
   -- MSreplicationsubscriptions
   -- MSsubscriptionagents
   select
   s.name,
   t.*
   from sys.tables as t
   join sys.schemas as… more

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6. Option to have Output autoscroll

   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!

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7. Command to insert a new GUID into query text

   Add editor command to insert a new GUID into the query text.
   The current workaround requires opening another tab and running Guid.NewGuid() command there, then copy-pasting back to original query.

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8. Auto-update at time of install

   When installing LINQPad (6), it would be good for the installer to, either during or post, run a hidden instance that preforms the auto-update.

   For those of us who package it in SCCM, this would be of significant benefit.

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9. Support any file type in the editor tabs and query explorer.

   For example JSON/XML/CSV/Excel data used for testing out a snippet or library.
   Just for the overall convenience... and when you get back 6 months later and look for the input data!

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10. Allow Database connection panel to be closed

    Most of my LINQPad scripts do not use a database connection... so I'd like to be able to set a preference to close the connection panel (top left).

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11. Output LINQ/C# text as a comment into the generated SQL

    SQL Server keeps track of all queries, including the text. Sometimes queries don't work as expected (timeout, errors, etc.) but sometimes it's also very useful to have a record of everything that is done as a log. I see the generated SQL. I'd like to know the C# that was entered into the query window. As an option, could you add this as a comment?

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12. Add option to format document on save

    Have a setting to format document on save.
    In visual studio I use codemaid and whenever I save files it formats them.
    Would be nice as one of those menu elements with a checkmark beside them.

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13. Please add a mode to the Output panel to render Markdown that is emitted from code.

    I like to format error messages and other output with Markdown to make it easier to create reports from code (I typically use LinqPad to free-hand test code and apply weird edge cases or explorer difficult bugs). Seein my output properly formatted will help me and my clients visual what their code is doing. And adding support to render PlantUML would also rock.

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14. Laundy list of desired features:

    Laundry list of desired features:

    1. Export Query to Dotnet SDK Project.
    2. Import / Export CSX (C# Script) Files
    3. Incorporate the C# Interactive Runtime and add immediate window, Like Visual Studio. Would be a huge help during debugging.
    4. Add Unit Test Management with support for MSTest, nUnit and xUnit projects.
    5. Seriously consider adding a Report Builder. LinqPad is already 75% of the way to replacing MS Access. This could put the nail in the coffin for MS Access.
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15. LinqPad on MAUI
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16. Show .cs files in the "My Queries" file tree and allow viewing .cs files

    Show .cs files in the "My Queries" file tree and allow viewing .cs files

    This allows us to quickly view and grab code from .cs files and paste it in a query for testing.

    This increases productivity as we do not have to resort to another editor to view the file and copy contents from other app.

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17. Debug into scripts that are #load-ed

    It would be extremely useful to be able to debug into #load-ed scripts. I know they are scripts in themselves, and can be executed separately. But then maybe only allow this for .cs or .csx files?

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18. Improve debugging text variables

    LINQPad is currently very not great at debugging anything with text.
    - There is no way to set line endings to Unix vs. Windows
    - When I paste text with Unix line endings, LINQPad silently modifies my strings to use Windows newlines. Boo!
    - There is no way to see line endings, because they are not shown in the debugger, even with "dump", so when writing string parsing code, my counts are just mysteriously off, more with every line.
    - The debugger "VALUES" column uses a variable-width font, so it is hard to compare values at a glance because even those with the same number of characters have very different widths
    - Even if using Windows newlines, "dump" loses the ending newline

    My suggestion is:
    - Show line endings, especially with "dump" which by name I would expect would show me the exactly contents of my variable
    - Use a fixed width font when showing values
    - Enable a change of line endings. Rider makes this a small button in the extreme lower-right of the screen which shows the current endings, e.g. "CR", and allows you to change them to CR-LF and back.

    LINQPad is currently very not great at debugging anything with text.
    - There is no way to set line endings to Unix vs. Windows
    - When I paste text with Unix line endings, LINQPad silently modifies my strings to use Windows newlines. Boo!
    - There is no way to see line endings, because they are not shown in the debugger, even with "dump", so when writing string parsing code, my counts are just mysteriously off, more with every line.
    - The debugger "VALUES" column uses a variable-width font, so it is hard to compare values at a glance because even… more

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19. Word-wrap keyboard toggle command

    Add shortcut for enabling/disabling word wrap to match Visual Studio Code's Alt+Z toggle word-wrap command.

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20. Fix a bug where custom LinqPad drivers cannot be found on Nexus and Azure DevOps NuGet feeds

    Hi,

    I have written a custom linqpad driver and published it to our internal NuGet feed.
    In the past there were no problems installing this driver.

    After updating out Nexus OSS server to the latest version, the driver cannot be found anymore.
    I get the same behaviour on our Azure DevOps Feed.

    So I did some debugging and found out, that the filtering of the tags is pretty weird across the existing NuGet servers.

    When searching for custom drivers, LinqPad creates the following url:
    ...v3/query/beta?q=tags:linqpaddriver%20&skip=0&take=40&prerelease=false&semVerLevel=2.0.0
    The filtering is applied via "tags:linqpaddriver%20"

    Here my problems begin...
    The nexus server does not find any package (my packages contains one tag "linqpaddriver").
    But these filters work:
    - "tags:%20linqpaddriver%20"
    - "tags:%20linqpaddriver"

    Azure DevOps seems not to respond to filtering tags and always returns an emptry response.
    But this works:
    - "v3/query2?q=linqpaddriver"

    NuGet.org accepts all types of queries and whitespaces...

    My current workaround is putting my custom driver nuget package on a network share and add this share as a custom feed.

    Unfortunately I have no idea what would be the best solution.

    Ideas:
    - Create a query like %20linqpaddriver%20 -> but this does not work on Azure DevOps
    - Create a query like q=linqpaddriver -> maybe you get too much results
    - Determine the type of the server and create the best query you can get

    Do you have any ideas or other fixes?
    I really do not want to go back to the lpx files :D

    Best reagards,

    Jörg

    Hi,

    I have written a custom linqpad driver and published it to our internal NuGet feed.
    In the past there were no problems installing this driver.

    After updating out Nexus OSS server to the latest version, the driver cannot be found anymore.
    I get the same behaviour on our Azure DevOps Feed.

    So I did some debugging and found out, that the filtering of the tags is pretty weird across the existing NuGet servers.

    When searching for custom drivers, LinqPad creates the following url:
    ...v3/query/beta?q=tags:linqpaddriver%20&skip=0&take=40&prerelease=false&semVerLevel=2.0.0
    The filtering is applied via "tags:linqpaddriver%20"

    Here my problems begin...
    The nexus server does not… more

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