Martin Zarate

Sorry, I've been off GH for a bit. This is really cool and is a lot to take in... if I'm reading this right, though, won't it break for existing...

I would be very tempted to make the "merge" functionality politely ignore the absense of the readme file. You'd still have the small breakage of existing users that their XmlDoc...

I'm not sure I'd want users to be forced to edit the .csproj file since it's such an opaque mess, but I know that's the way this is *supposed* to...

Ooooof, can Pretzel is far too big of a dependency. I hate to keep poo-pooing this great work you're doing, but that's overkill. Detect the opening "---", then find the...

I'm not familiar w XUnit, I've only used MSTest personally. Does XUnit require an extension for VS integration? Pull requests are welcome as long as the XUnit workflow is painless.

I just hit this. I'm trying to modernize an internal application where its previous command-line parser was a NIH homebrew, and my users expect case-insensitivity. This is a show-stopper. To...

Ah, thanks for the clarification. Although by "conventions of the platform", I was thinking of how Powershell is pretty strongly on single-hyphen, not double-hyphen, for options. That's mostly what I...

Here's my crude way of implementing case-insensitivity as a workaround: 1) I've made all my option-names all lower-case. 2) My program opens with ```cs private static int Main(string[] args) {...

@tomjebo I have not tried on other versions of either Word or Open-XML-SDK. I was implementing a new feature in our software that leverages the library... sadly we didn't find...

+1. Also the other problem is these toot-threads are presented in your timeline in reverse-chronolical order *and* are individually filtered, meaning that if somebody puts a filter on their toothreads,...