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# blatantly copied and hacked back together from PsGithub

$betaProjectItemFragment = Get-Content -Raw "$PSScriptRoot/BetaProjectItemFragment.graphql"

function Add-GitHubBetaProjectItem {
    <#
    .SYNOPSIS
        EXPERIMENTAL: Adds an item to a GitHub project (Beta).
    #>
    [CmdletBinding()]

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import sys


vkey_table = {
    0x01: "VK_LBUTTON", # "Left mouse button"
    0x02: "VK_RBUTTON", # "Right mouse button"
    0x03: "VK_CANCEL", # "Control-break processing"
    0x04: "VK_MBUTTON", # "Middle mouse button (three-button mouse)"
    0x05: "VK_XBUTTON1", # "X1 mouse button"
    0x06: "VK_XBUTTON2", # "X2 mouse button"

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<?xml version="1.0" standalone='yes'?>
<!--

    This profile is meant for general-purpose tracing of the input stack.
    Please contact the pointingdev alias with any questions or update requests,
    so that the corresponding UIF profile can be updated at the same time.

-->
<WindowsPerformanceRecorder
  Version="1.0"

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Terminal 1.18 Selfhost Settings

Collection of settings for our 1.18 bug bash. Last updated for 1.18.833

There's also a collection of files for your shell config as well. I made them all separate, especially the pwsh ones, so people could combine as needed. I know folks have complicated shell prompts already. The one I have there is fairly trivial, but should include all the marks you need to get started. Wrap your own prompt as needed.

Shell-completion integration

Make sure that the key in Set-MappedKeyHandlers matches the contents of the sendInput command bound in the actions. In this sample, the Terminal internally passes F12b to pwsh to drive the menu.

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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.
// Licensed under the MIT license.

#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>

// WIL
#include <wil/Common.h>
#include <wil/Result.h>
#include <wil/nt_result_macros.h>

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$prs=Get-GitHubPullRequest -RepositoryName  terminal -owner Microsoft -State closed

$wtprs=$prs | ? { $_.merged_at -ne $null -and $_.merged_at -gt ([datetime]"May 1, 2019") }

$wtprs | group { "{0}-{1}" -f ($_.created_at.year, $_.created_at.month) }

function was-microsoft($_) { $_.user.Login -In @("leonMSFT", "cinnamon-msft", "PankajBhojwani", "miniksa", "DHowett-MSFT", "carlos-zamora", "lhecker", "DHowett", "zadjii-msft") }

# Make a cool proportional graph of merged PRs