Rob Janssen

@dariusdamalakas ok, no problem. I'll have a look at implementing this myself then.

For those interested; another option is just to [get rid of the OperationId](https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/issues/381#issuecomment-456057896): ```c# public class NoOperationIdFilter : IOperationFilter { public void Apply(Operation operation, OperationFilterContext context) { operation.OperationId = null;...

> How to set I`dGenerator(0)` for multiple instances See the [README](https://github.com/RobThree/IdGen/blob/ce5e341e34a51a39c9dda47e9cd299a8339aea7d/README.md): > The generator-id-part of the Id is the part that you 'configure'; it could correspond to a host, thread,...

> I was actually thinking of some way to reuse existing Id instead of needlessly auto-incrementing Generator Ids I would advice that, yes. You'll run out of available generator-id's eventually...

There isn't and you shouldn't. An ID is supposed to be an opaque, meaningless, identifier. Just because some bits are reserved for a timestamp (which helps in sorting and prevents...

First you need to use a datasource that provides a city, then you query it. For example, the [IP2Location datasource](https://github.com/RobThree/IP2Country/tree/master/IP2Country.IP2Location.Lite) provides a [city](https://github.com/RobThree/IP2Country/blob/0331f4dd24e5a0c07e58b89f13991950d55fbaf1/IP2Country.IP2Location.Lite/IP2LocationRangeCountry.cs#L17) (get it [here](https://lite.ip2location.com/ip2location-lite)).

I think the better solution is to keep an extra column in the DB that stores the (computed?) "normalized" value so that, for example, `1K1` is stored as `1100` and...

> since it would be many hours of work considering how many passive parts I have Same for me; I've been entering parts all day today, am currently maybe at...

I _just_ merged #22, I'll see, at a later date, if something in your PR applies to this. Thanks!

I agree, make a PR and we'll be happy to merge.