Visual Studio 2017 Collapsing Regions

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I've noticed that in Visual Studio 2017, when I hit CTRL+M, CTRL+O, regions do not collapse to definitions. Has there been a change on this? How do I collapse everything -- including regions?

BTW, I get the same results whether I use the keyboard shortcut or go through the context menu by right-clicking. Regions just do not collapse at all.

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I'm not having this problem. Try checking your keyboard shortcuts - Edit.CollapsetoDefinitions. Maybe you have a different command mapped to that. – HaveSpacesuit
As I mentioned, I get the same behavior if I use the context menu so it's not keyboard mappings. I do have a few minor issues with Visual Studio 2017 and looks like this is one of them. – Sam
Have you tried activity log? Is there error when you collapse region via context menu? – qxg

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It seems that this behavior is turned off by default. It can be enabled under Tools > Options > Text Editors > C# > Advanced > Outlining > "Collapse #regions when collapsing to definitions"