Opt into the new integrated console experience #4388
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The integrated console experience causes F5 to leave open the console similar to CTRL+F5, and will reuse the window on future F5s. It can be dismissed by pressing a key with it open or can be turned off by checking Tools -> Options -> Automatically close the console when debugging stops, in which case the old behavior reinstated.
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Fixes: #3667 for new project system.
The integrated console experience causes F5 to leave the console open similar to CTRL+F5, but unlike CTRL+F5 it will reuse the window on future F5s. When turned on (by default), it affects both F5 and CTRL+F5. It has added advantage of being able to snap the console window next to VS, and continually F5 over and over again without it changing position.
It can be dismissed by pressing a key while it is open, or can be turned off by checking Tools -> Options -> Automatically close the console when debugging stops, after which the old behavior is reinstated.
CTRL+F5:
F5:
This required to me move more code than I'd like due to the order in which things were calculated.