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If you delete and re-add the "processId" field it would give a default value of:
"processId": ""

Which might tempt someone to change it to:
"processId": "1234"

Which is wrong, because processId is an integer rather than a string. But this
distinction is pretty subtle to folks who don't deal with json every day.

The default value to 0 to remove the temptation.

If you delete and re-add the "processId" field it would give a default value of:
   "processId": ""

Which might tempt someone to change it to:
   "processId": "1234"

Which is wrong, because processId is an integer rather than a string. But this
distinction is pretty subtle to folks who don't deal with json every day.

The default value to 0 to remove the temptation.
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@caslan please review.

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caslan commented Apr 19, 2016

LGTM

@gregg-miskelly gregg-miskelly merged commit 653252a into dotnet:dev Apr 19, 2016
@gregg-miskelly gregg-miskelly deleted the ChangeDefaultProcessId branch April 29, 2016 00:52
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