Heath Stewart
Heath Stewart
> As long as the default terminal emulator on one of major operating systems can't get this right, authors of CLI apps such as myself will rather want to operate...
`TERM_PROGRAM` would create the mess browsers had (have, really) for decades with UAs. Feature-level detection would be ideal, and without queuing up xkcd's strip on standards, `TERM=xterm-256color` seems pretty standard...
> Is there a way to make Windows Terminal set `$COLORTERM` in the settings file? If not, how can I make a bash conditional statement to determine if the terminal...
Seems that way. Off hand I'm not sure of any VSCode-provided APIs, but a package to resolve/expand globstars could be used to format a value to pass to cpptools right...
To clarify, "transformation" here refers to swagger transforms.
Seems we can punt this till after GA of Language support.
Be sure to integrate @kristapratico's changes to autorest.md from Azure/azure-sdk-for-python#26308
It's also in the wrong namespace. There's no .Models namespace.
That's not a valid identifier in .NET. Like our ServiceVersions, we could maybe do "V4_0_1". What do others think? /cc @kristapratico
In cases when we expect a lot of use, we typically use a "*WellKnownValues" static class of public constant values, which is idiomatic to .NET if an enum isn't appropriate.