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Thanks JFalcon this was really helpful.

+1 to supporting the various models through GitHub Copilot. OpenCode.ai has a similar feature where it can use the various models through your Copilot subscription. No, it's a dealbreaker to keep a few dollars in API credits handy but also would be handy to keep things primarily in one subscription.

I tried pretty hard to get this working (running an Aspire application from within LINQPad). I was partially successful but also noting the end result of what I put together wasn't useful. It still required an Aspire .csproj file to reference the appsettings.json file. Interested to learn if LINQPad will ever support SDK…

+1 for split vertical tabs like what's available in Visual Studio (and other popular editors)

On macOS 15.5, LINQPad 9 auto detected/registered my key. On Windows 10 Pro, LINQPad 9 required me to manually enter my license.

@JeffMercado nailed it. That's precisely what I'm trying to achieve. Additional panel windows irrespective of my script needing to initiate the Dump. In my case, I want source control (Git) handling of my scripts directly within LINQPad. I'm building a source control panel and it's just a little clumsy if I need to update…

Suggestion: include the LINQPadTokenCredential class within LINQPad itself. I was able to get GraphServiceClient working with the provided LINQPadTokenCredential class and a couple small modifications. Part of the trick was to update my app registration to have a callback of…

Bump. Sounds like a great idea. I'm quite interested as well.