I've added a feature to the command line parsing stuff that makes it simpler to get to the bug tracker for a given tool.
Using --list-bugtracker on the command line will display the tracker for every
loaded assembly that has a bugtracker attribute:
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This works by adding a new attribute to the AssemblyInfo.cs file for any
project in CoApp :
[assembly: AssemblyBugtracker("https://github.com/coapp/toolkit/issues";)]
Using --open-bugtracker on the command line will now open the default (the one
in the EXE, or the first DLL if the EXE doesn't have one) bug tracker for the
tool in the default browser.
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