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The latter has no code highlighting and intellisense ctrl + click won't go to the definition. Is there anyway to change the exceptional documentation style to the first example (how it used to work) ?
Thanks
edit: It seems VS will do the old style of documentation. The default however is the exceptional style.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Exceptional used to document exceptions like this:
/// <exception cref="ChecksumOutOfRangeException">Condition.</exception>
Now it documents them like this
/// <exception cref="T:Project.Common.Exceptions.ChecksumOutOfRangeException">Condition.</exception>
The latter has no code highlighting and intellisense ctrl + click won't go to the definition. Is there anyway to change the exceptional documentation style to the first example (how it used to work) ?
Thanks
edit: It seems VS will do the old style of documentation. The default however is the exceptional style.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: