A11y_.NETWPF_ExpenseItIntro_ExpenseReportFor_AI4D: The Name property of a focusable element must not be null.

[Blessymanna]

The following accessibility issue needs investigation.
GitHubTags:#A11yMAS;#A11ySev2;#A11yTCS;#A11yWCAG;#DesktopApp;#WCAG4.1.2;#DesktopApp;#Win10;#BM-.NetCore(WPF)-Win32-July2021;#.NET Core;#Benchmark;#A11yAuto;
App: ExpenseIt9

Environment Details:
Application Name: .NET Core WPF
Microsoft .NET Core SDK Version 6.0.100-rc.1.21380.2
Windows Version: Windows10

Repro Steps:

1. Launch VS 2019 Int Preview
2. Navigate to Getting started and right click on the Expense it intro and navigate to build
3. Then right click on Expense it Intro then Click on Debug-->Start New Instance.
4. Navigate to Names list and select any name and navigate to View.
5. Verify all the elements of 'Expense Report for' screen are accessible and MAS Compliant

Element path: menu ''

Issue Details: The Name property of a focusable element must not be null.

How To Fix: Provide a UI Automation Name property that concisely identifies the element.

This accessibility issue was found using Accessibility Insights for Windows, a tool that helps debug and find accessibility issues earlier. Get more information and download this tool at https://aka.ms/AccessibilityInsights.

[ryalanms]

This is by design. The control is not owned by WPF and does not set AutomationName.