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This way we can remove namespaces abd using noise from the documet if needed.

Example:

using System; // no-md

Like this:

//md{ usings ...
using NUnit.Framework;
using DryIoc;
//md}

To simplify direct markdown editing integration.

I do not see how I can use tool in my VS Code only workflow. I would be good to have

• .NET Standard 2.0 compatible executable as pre build event
• MS Build task to add to project

Other people seems consider tool not usable for them either
OrleansContrib/SignalR.Orleans#19 (comment)

I'd like to use this, but dont want to have to change everything over to a special comment format that wont work with the built in VS features. Would you take pull requests that add this functionality or is that something you arent willing to entertain?

Hi,
I noticed that your Decorator.cs file contained '[TOC]' and that the output automagically contains the table of contents with all the headers on the page.
How does this work? (sorry for the noob question that may be unrelated to CsToMd, but didn't know where to ask it).

I would love to try out your nifty extension, because it looks very promising, but I get the above error message.
Installed CsToMd via the extension manager in Visual Studio 2019 Professional. Everything looks fine, but for the fact that it doesn't work. All the files seem to be present on my system.
I thought my company antivirus might be interfering, but all other extensions work fine.
Attached is the installation log.
dd_setup_20200811163223_002_CsToMd.13e98d61-1f50-4acd-8e25-099cf4b733f3.log
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Update: I've tried it on another file, and now the md file IS created, so that's good. HOWEVER, the MD file contains everything in the cs file, and not just the info that is between /md md/ tags
Update: OK, I figured out that the output is supposed to contain not only the info between the tags, but everything included in the cs file. Should have read the documentation better. Closing this ticket.