Good one, Microsoft...

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

So I filled a bug (minor) report about VS 2017... It was in May - last year... Two days earlier Microsoft ringed me back - the bug has been fixed... In VS 2019...

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RickZeeland

See, CodeProject members get the VIP treatment :-\

abmv

You mean your bug became a feature in the new version. Wonderful..wonder what the chap doing the coding must have been thinking...

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realJSOP

The only way that could have happened would be if your bug report was somehow related to a new icon, or easier theming in VS2019.

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Jacquers

I'm pretty sure I saw that one, or a very similar one. Was it by chance the Dataset visualizer not working in VS2017 with .Net Core projects?

Benktesh Sharma

It's good that Microsoft is addressing issues. I have a situation, not necessarily with Visual Studio, where reported bugs don't even change the status for five years, started by someone before me and I have been out of that job already, was just tracking.

Dan Neely

Congrats. They've punted on my [EFcore+Sqlite bug](https://github.com/aspnet/EntityFrameworkCore/issues/11961#event-1622537036) for 2 releases now despite having assessed it as a 1 day fix. The project it was an annoyance on has ended; but I still want to be able to show a Made M$ Fix Their Crap achievement next to the Made M$ Admit Its Crap is Buggy one someday.

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Gary Wheeler

Lucky you. The :elephant:ers close and delete my reports without comment, so I don't bother anymore.

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