Version Used: Visual Studio 17.3.0 Preview 1.0
Steps to Reproduce:
Foo(default);
void Foo((int a, int b) foo)
{
}
Hover on the Foo invocation with the cursor.
Expected Behavior:
Quick Info doesn't show the "Types:" section because no types are shown there. If the method had a second tuple parameter, the "Types:" section would show the tuple, but when there's only one tuple parameter, it doesn't, so the "Types:" section is empty and there's no reason to show it, just like it isn't shown when the parameter is of a non-tuple type. I'm guessing this is the result of #56025.
Actual Behavior:

Version Used: Visual Studio 17.3.0 Preview 1.0
Steps to Reproduce:
Hover on the
Fooinvocation with the cursor.Expected Behavior:
Quick Info doesn't show the "Types:" section because no types are shown there. If the method had a second tuple parameter, the "Types:" section would show the tuple, but when there's only one tuple parameter, it doesn't, so the "Types:" section is empty and there's no reason to show it, just like it isn't shown when the parameter is of a non-tuple type. I'm guessing this is the result of #56025.
Actual Behavior:
