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Make the description clear that it is a replacement for SDS and is the latest library for SQL connectivity.
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This looks good to me. @sharwell would this new description help solve the problem you raised? |
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Yes, the new description would have saved me time. 👍 |
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Could also be "The current" or "The modern" |
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Make the description clear that it is a replacement for SDS and is the latest library for SQL connectivity.
Make the description clear that it is a replacement for SDS and is the latest library for SQL connectivity.
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@David-Engel i'm still not able to see the new descriptions when browsing the packages in Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022 (64-bit) - Current |
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@yerald-mora You will only see it for releases starting with 5.2 preview 1. https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Data.SqlClient/5.2.0-preview3.23201.1#readme-body-tab There is a way to edit the readme for previous releases, but I haven't looked into that, yet. |
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Addresses #1963
Make the description clear that it is a replacement for SDS and is the latest library for SQL connectivity.
Ideally, the first couple of lines would help differentiate which library to use when bringing it in to VS:
CC: @ericstj , @sharwell