Nullable csproj element still not supported in preview6?

In the docs for Nullable reference types it says:

The Nullable element was previously named NullableContextOptions. The rename ships with Visual Studio 2019, 16.2-p1. The .NET Core SDK 3.0.100-preview5-011568 does not have this change. If you are using the .NET Core CLI, you’ll need to use NullableContextOptions until the next preview is available.

I’m now using 3.0.100-preview6-012264 and the Nullable element is still not working and I’m having to use NullableContextOptions. It wouldn’t be a problem except that I’m recording tutorial videos for .NET Core 3.0, so I have to keep changing the element to Nullable when I’m recording edits to csproj files and then back to NullableContextOptions before I run things using the CLI.

Do the daily preview7 builds support the new element name yet? Or is there some other way I could get it working? Or am I asking in the wrong place and I should go bother the Roslyn folks?

P.S. I appreciate that “I’m recording tutorial videos using preview bits and I need to don’t want to have to re-record a bunch of stuff because changes” is not a broadly applicable use case, so I don’t expect this to be a high priority issue or anything. I just thought I’d ask.

P.P.S. I can’t use Visual Studio 16.2-p, because I’m teaching people to use the CLI like proper programmers from the 1980s, when the world was simpler and if you forgot how to exit vi you had to go and find another terminal so you could run man vi and write down the mystic sigils.

P.P.P.S. No, I’m not going to make my .NET Core 3.0 tutorials in the form of man pages because it’s 2019 and that would hurt sales, so don’t be silly.

[agocke]

@nguerrera Yeah that doesn’t look good. Let’s not do that again.

[agocke]

Actually I can’t close this issue. 😄 @livarcocc all yours