disable the WPF ComboBox Search behavior in Rename popup #77312
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In Copilot Rename UI, user's input is overridden with different case if there is a match with rename suggestions
Notice: I'm typing lowercase
test, but it's replaced with uppercase.We can avoid this by setting
ComboBox.IsTextSearchEnabled=Falseon theSmartRenameUserInputComboBox. Now, WPF will stop overriding user's input if there is a match.