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  1. Run scripts thru command line (LPRun) on Linux and MacOS

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    Charles Miles commented  · 

    This would be very valuable - I would note that for me a meaningful amount of this feature request would be addressed by csx support -> https://linqpad.uservoice.com/forums/18302-linqpad-feature-suggestions/suggestions/8341581-edit-and-debug-csx-files

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  2. Edit and debug CSX files

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    Charles Miles commented  · 

    I am not a hardcore CSX user and for me being able to load and 'save as' a csx file with #r package imports (I am using the dotnet-script #r "nuget: AutoMapper, 6.1.0" style) and using statements handled correctly for 'C# Statement(s)' would be huge and cover what I need.

    For me this is especially valuable because for a number of my scenarios it addresses 'running LinqPad scripts on the commandline on Linux' - I understand that many LinqPad specific features would not be supported, but probably fair to say that it does help support a large number of additional scenarios!

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