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Using ver: 2.1.2.2886 - in an otherwise empty project, add Class1 and an empty UDT:
```
'@Folder("Project")
Option Explicit
' Class1
Private Type someType
End Type
```
This results i…
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JSON Schema uses this to define types that can be referenced from elsewhere in the schema.
https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-wright-json-schema-validation-01#section-7.1
Closely related to #3
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I am trying to make [Azure AAD Pod Identity](https://github.com/Azure/aad-pod-identity) to work…
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Hi @lucacorti, first of all thanks for the library. Appreciate it a lot open-sourcing the library.
I am wondering how I can test consumer modules without having to run Rabbit MQ in my test environm…
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Well, I was about to write up an enhancement request, but then realized Rubberduck probably can already do what I need. So I have a hopefully quick support question instead:
Can anyone point me to …
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### Description
`Should().Be()` throws an exception when the types being tested are dynamic.
```cs
[TestMethod]
public void ExceptionWithDynamic()
{
dynamic myDynamic1 = 1;
dynamic …
ghost updated
3 years ago
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**Justification**
Our grammar makes annotation legally parameterized with or without parentheses, and `@Folder` annotations for folders that are legal `PascalCase` identifiers are legal with or witho…
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Rubberduck is a fantastic tool for development. However, the VBA environment must be running and tools must be accessed manually via menus/shortcuts. It would also make a great tool for quality contr…
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Hi,
I just started using Rubberduck and I am still in getting into it. I discovered the magic comments, especially the folders (@Folder). Unfortunately with the Folder annotation it is only possible …
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