Use Microsoft.Windows.Settings module for enabling developer mode #834
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the configuration files to use the Microsoft.Windows.Settings module for enabling Developer Mode as recommended by the module's guidelines.
- Replaces the legacy resource (Microsoft.Windows.Developer/DeveloperMode) with Microsoft.Windows.Settings/WindowsSettings in two configuration files.
- Updates the settings property from "Ensure: Present" to "DeveloperMode: true" to align with the new module interface.
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| File | Description |
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| .config/configuration.vsCode.winget | Updated resource and settings for Developer Mode. |
| .config/configuration.vs.winget | Updated resource and settings for Developer Mode. |
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Thanks @mdanish-kh |
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Using the Microsoft.Windows.Settings module is the now the recommended way of configuring Windows Settings, including developer mode.