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Do you handle multi os dev teams #9566
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Howzit @tomek-i, This PR has been here a while. Did you know you should avoid merge debt?
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I don't think this is right for *.cs
files. We shouldn't have any specific configuration. I agree with the settings for *.sh
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even for *.cs files I am getting Visual Studio always popping up with the file ending has changed do you want overwrite it?
and that is usually when our MacOS people touched a file :-D
I can take it out though, let me know
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## Handling .NET secrets across platforms |
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I don't think secrets has anything to do with git configuration. Consider removing this section.
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It has nothing to do with git configuration. It has a lot to do with multi os dev teams as mac users will mostly VS code for development and they have to manually set the secrets via command line while in VStudio you can use the context menu on the project in the IDE. (not sure about rider)
As most people will be using VStudio and then write the documentation targeting this IDE they need to figure out the command - it is much better practice in the onboarding documentation to just write the specific command that the devs can copy and paste.
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Rule needs to be linked to a category.
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Which category though?
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## Handling .NET secrets across platforms |
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It has nothing to do with git configuration. It has a lot to do with multi os dev teams as mac users will mostly VS code for development and they have to manually set the secrets via command line while in VStudio you can use the context menu on the project in the IDE. (not sure about rider)
As most people will be using VStudio and then write the documentation targeting this IDE they need to figure out the command - it is much better practice in the onboarding documentation to just write the specific command that the devs can copy and paste.
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Which category though?
✏️ BizCover client work
SSWConsulting/SSW.SAW.General#4
✏️ created new rule
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