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ObjectModel stays in TerminalSettings though because that's how things will work out in the _real_ object model.
Cleanup of the settings UI.
Add launch page
Add interaction page
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Could I get a bit of guidance for how to handle these misspellings? Most seem to be function names. |
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without looking at any code of course
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This is merging into a feature branch that Leon and Carlos are going to be hammering on for a while. It is a prototype, yes, but it is getting refined.
There will be a final review when the feature branch merges.
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TBH I think a lot of the things I saw are stuff that's going to be deleted and polished naturally as we work towards endgame. i.e. large amounts of repeating XAML elements just becomes a templated item + data binding.
Blocking for now just so we can sprinkle TODOs throughout the code first before merging this in.
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For the Leon callouts - those changes are currently already in the branch that I'm currently working on to put the settings UI in a tab, so they'll come in a later PR.
I've also put the Epic callouts in a follow up list in #1564. I expect we'll be referring back to that list often as we work thoroughly in the code.
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This commit introduces a rough prototype of the Settings UI as the `TerminalSettingsEditor`. This project was added to OpenConsole.sln and deploys as a standalone app. Some databinding is configured to a fake TerminalSettingsModel (located in the ObjectModel folder). This commit will start the settings UI feature branch, which will receive a full review on merge-back into main. References #6720 - Settings UI Spec and Design References #1564 - Settings UI Feature/Epic
This commit introduces a rough prototype of the Settings UI as the
TerminalSettingsEditor. This project was added to OpenConsole.sln anddeploys as a standalone app. Some databinding is configured to a fake
TerminalSettingsModel (located in the ObjectModel folder).
This commit will start the settings UI feature branch, which will
receive a full review on merge-back into main.
References #6720 - Settings UI Spec and Design
References #1564 - Settings UI Feature/Epic