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MBulli / SmartCommandlineArgs

A Visual Studio Extension which aims to provide a better UI to manage your command line arguments
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.args.json file way to specify that an option should be default checked #168

Closed djfooks closed 8 months ago

djfooks commented 8 months ago

Is it possible to specify that a command should have its checkbox ticked by default?

I've tried the following { "Id": "a47748fd-98cb-4b2e-a65a-6ddd84ac4d00", "Command": "-o", "Enabled": true, "Value": true, "DefaultChecked": true },

but none of these work.

Irame commented 8 months ago

Hi, thanks for using the extension and reaching out about your problem. I was inactive for a while on this project, I'm sorry.

To be on the same page here, what is your expected behavior of an item that is "default checked"? The current behavior is that if "default checked" is set and the item is first loaded on your copy of the project the item is checked automatically. A second feature is, that you can reset all or some items to the "default checked" state.

The way you showed is on way to set "default checked", another is to use the context menu.

Irame commented 8 months ago

I thought about your problem a bit and noticed that I was mistaken. The "default checked" functionality like I described it does not exist. I even create a issue (#153) for it but it was so long ago that I didn't think of that.

I'll say this issue here is a duplicate and I will think about a solution for this problem. Any further discussion should happen in the linked Issue.