William Kempf

I'd love this as well, but until (if?) this is done, there's a workaround. In your `settings.json` you define your environments like this. ``` "dev": { "secret": "devSecret" }, "prod":...

For large multi-script projects external dependencies may make sense. I want to use scriptcs like a replacement for LinqPad, though, and in scenarios like that working with multiple files is...

Personally, I'd go with precedence script > script_packages.config > scriptcs_packages.config. Yes, both of the first two modes mean you only load the packages you need.

I'm fine with that. I can't imagine why you'd use more than one "mode" here, so it mostly won't make a difference in practice (though obviously you have to take...

Thinking about it... there's precedence even if you only use one mode. So, if there's a #r it should only use pragmas. If there's no pragmas, but a scriptname_packages.config it...

LOL. Yep, I get it. And while I'd love this feature sooner than later, I don't expect you or anyone else to do what I can't (i.e. drop everything else...

I'll go a step further. I'd like to control what rules are run, rather than just flat out suppressing. I'd propose something more like this. ```powershell @{ FileRules = @{...

Just in case it's not been posted, JetBrains has published a [spec](https://github.com/JetBrains/http-request-in-editor-spec/blob/master/spec.md). There's other extensions for other editors that do similar "rest client" stuff, but it sure would be nice...

See also https://github.com/dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs/issues/29431. If they start a process for defining a "standard" I'd suggest participating.

I put "standard" in quotes for a reason. I don't believe there's any standardization body considering this. "They" would be the various tool "vendors" (in quotes because some of the...