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I assume that the intent of this tool is to replace/supplement all of the e.g. ActivityAttribute custom attributes used between Mono.Android.dll and Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks.dll.

Should the introduction of the tool be alongside the presumed custom attribute behavior? If the tool and the new use is in the same PR, it's easier to see how these pieces fit together.

@atsushieno atsushieno force-pushed the manifest-attribute-codegen branch from d7ca5ec to d4e6a67 Compare December 13, 2017 08:47
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atsushieno commented Dec 13, 2017

It is not really for generating code. Right, I thought it's good, but I thought about it again and concluded it's not worthy. It is enough that we can find which elements and attributes are new.

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It is enough that we can find which elements and attributes are new.

Fair enough.

Could you please write some documentation on how to use this tool? Presumably it could be part of Documentation/HowToAddNewApiLevel.md (as we'll want to review the attributes on API level bumps).

@jonpryor jonpryor merged commit e790874 into dotnet:master Dec 21, 2017
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