Hi,
Based on the problem you described, it seems that you have a problem with the tag property in Visual Studio:
Tags are used to categorize, label, or organize objects in Visual Studio. By attaching tags to objects, you can easily organize and search for objects, making it easier to manage and utilize them effectively.
For example, during the development process, you may have different branches or versions. Using tags, you can identify which branch or version an object belongs to. This allows you to filter and track objects based on specific tag conditions, providing better traceability and debugging capabilities.
Furthermore, you can customize tags based on your own development workflows and needs. For instance, you can create tags to identify “important tasks,” “pending issues,” or “code not reviewed.” This helps you track important tasks, address pending issues, and ensure necessary code reviews are conducted.
By using tags, you can add more context and categorization to objects in the development process, optimizing your development work and facilitating team collaboration.
Best regards,
Kevin
