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[Follow-up] Remaining Items TODO for DesignTools Refactor #3620

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michael-hawker opened this issue Dec 10, 2020 · 8 comments · Fixed by #4070
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[Follow-up] Remaining Items TODO for DesignTools Refactor #3620

michael-hawker opened this issue Dec 10, 2020 · 8 comments · Fixed by #4070

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michael-hawker commented Dec 10, 2020

Describe the bug

There were a few small issues remaining with PR #3318. This issue is to track the remaining open small items to resolve before release.

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@Nirmal4G you still up for helping us finalize these bits? Since the majority of everything else was looking good, we just wanted to get the main PR merged so we could continue our other refactors.

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Sure. I'm okay with all the others except the TargetPlatform* properties.

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The reason I called the build number as Revision because it is the marker for the API "updates" or "revisions" in our case. It's a simpler term than what was used before.

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@Nirmal4G Think you can get to some of these before we close down for the release in the next couple of weeks?

It'd at least be good to understand why the sperate Markdown package wasn't working as we're doing more work to split out the controls in #3660. Thanks!

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Nirmal4G commented Jan 8, 2021

Sure but before or after the mentioned PR?

Also, do we need to separate the Design projects similar to the controls projects too?

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@Nirmal4G good point. We've broken ground on the PR, if you'd like to take a look at #3660 and see how the split out package looks, that'd be a great help, we'll do this for each of the sub-packages. I suppose it'll be easier to fix anything else afterwards once we've stabilized?

Though the Markdown package won't be touched in the meantime, so investigating that bug can probably still be done in the meantime? You could also start a Wiki Page with the background info for the Design Tools and how they work in general too. Thanks!

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@Nirmal4G we've finished all the refactors to moving controls around, so if there's any polish or other clean-up you want to do in the next week before our final release, let us know. Thanks!

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Nirmal4G commented Mar 6, 2021

@michael-hawker I can't mark the TODOs in the issue description!

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@Nirmal4G sorry I guess it's because I filed the issue. Which ones would you like to mark off (or leave unmarked)?

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Wiki page is not included in #3794 @Nirmal4G if you get a chance can you please include the Wiki page as well explaining DesignTools and its functionality in the Wiki repo Will get that merged too with the rest of the changes in the #3794

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## Fixes #3620

Adds almost all the Controls in the toolkit packages to the Visual Studio Toolbox.

## PR Type

What kind of change does this PR introduce?

 - Bugfix
 - Feature
 - Code style update (formatting)
 - Build or CI related changes


## What is the current behavior?
Many controls don't appear in the VS IDE Toolbox.

## What is the new behavior?
The Controls now appear in the VS IDE Toolbox.


## PR Checklist

Please check if your PR fulfills the following requirements:

- [x] Tested code with current [supported SDKs](../readme.md#supported)
- [x] Contains **NO** breaking changes


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