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Project items with Folder item type can not have browsable properties #68

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abpiskunov opened this issue Sep 8, 2015 · 3 comments
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@abpiskunov
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Currently if you click F4 (Properties) on a project's folder there will be no properties displayed even though I define xaml rule for Folder item type.

As we determined in the email thread it is not currently supported in CPS, but in csproj project folders do have their properties. So to have similar functionality we also would need to provide some properties for our folders.

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AArnott commented Sep 11, 2015

C# folders don't have any (useful) properties -- at least by default. The only property it shows is the folder name, which you already have in other places and can rename in other places as well. So "parity" here doesn't seem like a compelling reason.

Are you adding properties in C# to the folder properties somehow and want to replicate that in CPS?

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We wanted to use folder's properties for some new feature we are planning:

there is a pretty complex logic for including/excluding files to compilation, publish and more that users can control by editing project.json. We wanted to allow users manipulate via UI and it is easier to manipulate with folders instead of selecting multiple files.

However design is not complete yet, we will add more details here when we are done. For now please just keep this issue in mind, but not close yet.

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adding @sayedihashimi

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