The default documentation URL points to github.com. Doing this in VS2017 results in a message from github that internet explorer is an unsupported browser.

Workaround is to use local storage/clone of the wiki.

This suggestion is based on real experience helping an internal customer identify missing API's in the WCF client implementation. We have some properties on our classes which are either server only api's or aren't currently supported. An example of this is NetTcpBinding.TransactionFlow. On .NET Framework, this property is [defined like](https://referencesource.microsoft.com/#System.ServiceModel/Sy

I wanted to use the Settings.XamlStyler file. But I faced with the fact that VS doesn't support this format. So, manual editing is not easy.

I think it would be easier if one could copy the global settings to keyboard buffer and paste it into settings file.

Functional impact

If the user has specified a default provider, we should respect that in the UI.

Minimal repro steps

1. Set a default provider in libman.json other than cdnjs
2. Right click a folder in Solution Explorer and select Add -> Client Side Library

Expected result

Selected provider matches defaultProvider

Actual result

Selected provider always default

Instructions are already highlighted and it would be nice if they contain tooltips with some description or/and be clickable with URL to some documentation.

The About Dialog should roughly look like this:

The dialog cannot change its window size. Pick up a size that is not too small and not too big and can fit on a 14" laptop screen ;-)

About Tab

If there is an internet connection fetch the data from GitHub and VS Marketplace and

Data driven tests appear to be VisualStudio's notion of Google's parameterized tests. We have to figure out:

• can instances of data driven tests still be executed on selection, or is it only possible to run the base test with all data? (if the latter is t

It would be great for documentation purposes if I could copy a line or just the function(s) selected in any of the 3 panels of the stats report page.

Given:
There is some rule in nsdepcop. Say <Allowed From="*" To="Foo"> and there is no references to Foo namespace in csproj

Actual result: no warning
Expected result: warning that rule is excess and could be removed.

Benefit: keeping your nsdepcop files nice and clean.

It would be a very handy enhancement, if one could show the methods, fields and properties of a class in the quick diagram. It is already possible to show the description of the class, so replacing this text with the list of methods, fields and properties when the user clicks a "Show/Hide Details" button may be rather straight forward. This would make the quick diagram a UML class diagram that can

On the "Select Google Cloud Project" dialog (the one in the image), if I click "fast" on the scroll arrow (down or up) a project is selected. And I just want to scroll quickly to the bottom of the project list.

It would be nice if the ID of a specific analyzer would be shown in Super Quick Info (probably at the end of the its message). Ideally that ID would be clickable as it is in the "Lightbulb" menu:

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Describe the bug
Opened a DTS. Opened Variables at bottom. Clicked the "Find Unused Variables". Found that one of the variables was actually being used. Noticed that Find Variable References window did find the reference to the variable.

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