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| nitz |
Posted - Feb 18 2017 : 10:48:46 PM
Currently, the 'Rename' feature in C# treats interpolated strings as if they were just regular strings. (As in: they are only listed if 'show usage in comments and strings' is selected, and they need to be individually ticked to be able to refactor.
Without it, I've missed a handful of symbols from time to time that just end up looking funny when they refer to an old variable name. :)
Since they're actively referring to code symbols, it'd make sense if the rename operation were to treat it like code as well. (This logic could be extended to the "Find All References" and anything else that might look at code like that.)
Thanks! |
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| sean |
Posted - Sep 24 2018 : 2:24:07 PM
case=96559 is fixed in build 2291. |
| accord |
Posted - Feb 19 2017 : 8:46:55 PM
This is on our list of things to do:
case=96559
Thank you for the feedback. |
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