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When generating a class from an anonymous object, implicitly-named properties are ignored #75980

Closed vsfeedback closed 2 days ago

vsfeedback commented 2 days ago

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[severity:It bothers me. A fix would be nice] if I have an anonymous object (e.g. in a select) like this:

new 
{
   SomeProperty1 = a.SomeProperty1,
   a.SomeProperty2
};

When I use the "create class" refactor option to turn this into a class, the implicitly-named properties (e.g. SomeProperty2 in the above example) are ignored.

Ideally they would be included in the new class with the same names, and the "new" statement updated to reflect this (e.g. SomeProperty2 = a.SomeProperty2)

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Feedback Bot on 11/5/2024, 05:42 PM:

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CyrusNajmabadi commented 2 days ago

I don't repro this. I get:

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