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Remove debugger banner #19849
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@luabud waiting for my company to review and approve :) |
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@farahtk Any update on the CLA? |
@karthiknadig got the approval to move forward |
@farahtk I will close and re-open this issue to re-trigger CLA bot. Please sign the CLA, then we can continue to merge. |
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### Problem #### Issue Link microsoft/vscode-python#19714 #### Summary Remove debugger banner #### Description It was reported in the issue 19714 that we display a prompt to get feedback on a separate survey for the debugger, but given we get a lot of feedback for the debugger in our "general" survey, it should be fine to remove it. ### Solution #### Implementation The current implementation of the debugger survey is defined in a banner class. This class pops up a banner to ask if the user wants to fill out the survey or not. If selected yes, a browser with the survey link is opened. After discussing with the team, we decided to remove the banner completely, and if it is needed in the future the team will restore it. #### Testing ##### Unit test [debugging-output.txt](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/files/9586036/debugging-output.txt)
Problem
Issue Link
#19714
Summary
Remove debugger banner
Description
It was reported in the issue 19714 that we display a prompt to get feedback on a separate survey for the debugger, but given we get a lot of feedback for the debugger in our "general" survey, it should be fine to remove it.
Solution
Implementation
The current implementation of the debugger survey is defined in a banner class. This class pops up a banner to ask if the user wants to fill out the survey or not. If selected yes, a browser with the survey link is opened.
After discussing with the team, we decided to remove the banner completely, and if it is needed in the future the team will restore it.
Testing
Unit test
debugging-output.txt