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Could we add something to avoid obvious boiler plate in this situation? It seems very logical to me to just use all arguments/options by default in the order of appearance...

Also discussed here: https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/7489

Since this is touching Unicode support, wouldn't it be nice if C# could support wider range of characters in identifiers? I personally don't care about emoji, but it would be...

@ufcpp There are some other languages with more relaxed definitions like JavaScript and Swift ([Fragment of Swift spec with ranges defined](https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/ReferenceManual/LexicalStructure.html#//appleref/swift/grammar/identifier-head)). That would be a good place to start.

@ufcpp I admit it looks confusing when you use characters like these, but it's alreay possible in current language ```C# var а = 2; // U+0430 var a = 3;...

@mdtauk The issue is that ListViewItemPresenter ignores any value for BorderThickness, even if you set it manually in ControlTemplate of ListViewItem.

Any update on this? Application crashing in elevated mode when user initiates drag is horrible experience. Simple functionality like CanReorderItems simply crashes the app...

Yeah, for now it seems best solution is to to just implement in-app Drag&Drop yourself without using builtin apis.