Jon Sequeira
Jon Sequeira
The code masking and multi-file support can be used without Gists. Sorry if that was unclear. The two features are usable independently.
On https://try.dot.net/docs take a look at the "Set source code from workspace" example.
I've been getting the `t-rex` global tool into shape to gather test output for display. Since we haven't had much discussion about custom UI for this scenario, I'll toss this...
@SeanKilleen The scenario you outlined fits very much into our story for `dotnet try`. We'd love your thoughts. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/creating-interactive-net-documentation/
Reading back through this, my impression is that the desired goal is to enable the author of a tutorial to verify a learner's code and provide feedback based on whether...
I wrote up a quick outline of what needs to be done here: https://github.com/dotnet/try/issues/298#issuecomment-546147042
The code is executed with Blazor in the browser of the person who clicks the run button, so they'd be mining in (or otherwise maliciously using) their own browser.
Assets have to be uploaded to Try .NET for compilation of the final assembly (which includes user-modified code) and language services.
This feature is an example of some of the ideas we have for using custom formatters for specific types. @BillWagner and I discussed expanding this to query docs.microsoft.com in order...
Yup, this looks like it's due to a change in the log format for MSBuild. We'll look into whether we can support multiple versions and/or roll forward to .NET 5.