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@addtaghelper and @removetaghelper should allow wild cards. #285
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- @addtaghelper and @removetaghelper can now utilize the '*' wild card to represent 0 or more characters. - Restricted the @addtaghelper to need the TypeName. @addtaghelper "MyAssemblyName" => @addtaghelper "*, MyAssemblyName". #285
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- Also added tests to ensure cases of @addtaghelper "MyAssemblyName" create an error. - Regenerated all CS files to folow new format. #285
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- @addtaghelper and @removetaghelper can now utilize the '*' wild card to represent 0 or more characters. - Restricted the @addtaghelper to need the TypeName. @addtaghelper "MyAssemblyName" => @addtaghelper "*, MyAssemblyName". #285
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- Cannot only provide assembly name to @addtaghelper.
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Currently to add all
TagHelpers in an assembly you need to do@addtaghelper "MyAssembly". This should change to be less ambiguous to something like:@addtaghelper "*, MyAssembly". Same goes for@removetaghelper. This way the user is always specifying some sort of type name.This also means adding support for
*in the type name specification for@addtaghelper.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: