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No Namespace in documentation !
See original GitHub issueThere is no namespace in each documentation, This is very ambiguous when to implement! Please provide namespace for every API.
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@SeppPenner Do you want to update the docs with the namesapces? For me it is OK if we avoid them because they are added by VS automatically when needed (Alt + ,). Same applies for VS Code. And I don’t think we should provide samples which are Notepad compatible 😄
I guess that’s ok. I wanted to introduce them first, but I believe it’s too much effort in case anything changes there…