To make sure we are on the same page regarding your request - you would like to see a Quick-Fix in Rider that would allow you to quickly update the generated attribute [Register("ClassName")] -> [Register(nameof(ClassName))], correct?
In my projects I am trying to make my code as much clean and refactorizable (not sure such word exists) as possible. I am trying to avoid "magic" string literals in code that I can control, but generated code is still problem. I dont want quick fix for this, I want you to consider including it in some later release of Rider, if you have more questions we could discuss it in Russian.
We're currently looking into your request and we want to clarify a couple of things. Could you elaborate on why you are trying to avoid strings in generated classes? It would help if you could describe the issues you've faced when using magic strings in classes generated by Xcode.
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Hello @...,
To make sure we are on the same page regarding your request - you would like to see a Quick-Fix in Rider that would allow you to quickly update the generated attribute [Register("ClassName")] -> [Register(nameof(ClassName))], correct?
Hello, Kirill
In my projects I am trying to make my code as much clean and refactorizable (not sure such word exists) as possible. I am trying to avoid "magic" string literals in code that I can control, but generated code is still problem. I dont want quick fix for this, I want you to consider including it in some later release of Rider, if you have more questions we could discuss it in Russian.
Hello @...,
We're currently looking into your request and we want to clarify a couple of things. Could you elaborate on why you are trying to avoid strings in generated classes? It would help if you could describe the issues you've faced when using magic strings in classes generated by Xcode.
You can leave your comments in English or Russian in this issue.