Multiline Checkbox text is deleted on Save
See original GitHub issueEnvironment
Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022 (64-bit) - Preview Version 17.6.0 Preview 1.0
.NET version
N/A
Did this work in a previous version of Visual Studio and/or previous .NET release?
Unknown
Issue description
When multiline CheckBox is created, using Designer, when form is saved the text is deleted.
Steps to reproduce
Create a form, add a CheckBox, Use dropdown under CheckBox.Text to enter multiple lines of text. Hit <Control><Enter> to Save the text and you will see it on the design surface. Now Save the Form. The text is deleted from Form.Designer. CheckBoxText Disapears.zip
Diagnostics
Silent. No errors.
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 7 months ago
- Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)
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@Olina-Zhang it would help people outside the development team if when you close something as complete, we had some idea what public release it is targeted at. I don’t need a guarantee just a “this will not be in before version X.Y” so we don’t waste time trying every preview and finding the issue still there.
This issue was fixed in internal VS build, please use incoming Visual Studio 2022 preview build for testing.