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Add DisplayName to RequiredAttributeDescriptor #1119
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- When `RequiredAttributeDescriptor`s are displayed in an editor their display name differs based on their name comparison mode. If their name comparison mode happens to be a prefix match then we need to append three dots to indicate that it's a required prefix for an attribute. - Added a new descriptor builder test to validate `DisplayName` is created correctly. #1119
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- When `RequiredAttributeDescriptor`s are displayed in an editor their display name differs based on their name comparison mode. If their name comparison mode happens to be a prefix match then we need to append three dots to indicate that it's a required prefix for an attribute. - Added a new descriptor builder test to validate `DisplayName` is created correctly. #1119
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- When `RequiredAttributeDescriptor`s are displayed in an editor their display name differs based on their name comparison mode. If their name comparison mode happens to be a prefix match then we need to append three dots to indicate that it's a required prefix for an attribute. - Added a new descriptor builder test to validate `DisplayName` is created correctly. #1119
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The Razor editor displays required attributes on HTML tags that have yet to be deemed a "TagHelper". These required attributes have a display which isn't always equal to the attributes required name. Example: If you do
[HtmlTargetElement(Attributes = "asp-*")]you have a wildcard required attribute where the name comparison mode is prefix match. The display name for that required attribute should beasp-....The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: