Chris Ross
Chris Ross
@mconnew that's not a case where you need multiple transports, but rather multiple servers. We've dabbled with this a bit, making an IServer that activates both instances.
BlazorWasmHostedPwaTemplate_Works Status: 30 days, 89 runs, 41% pass rate. It looks like it was passing from 4/14-4/26 before hitting the current failure 100% of the time: ``` System.TimeoutException : Timeout...
IHeaderDictionary.get_Authorization are new properties added in 6.0. I'll ping you.
You're using new packages with an old runtime/sdk. Make sure everything is aligned to the same preview version.
Please share the output of `dotnet --info`
Right, always use packages that align to your runtime. Your preview 5 packages depended on new APIs in the preview 5 runtime, but you only have preview 4 installed.
How about these failures? ``` [275.581s] [Templates.Test.BlazorWasmTemplateTest] [Information] fail: Microsoft.AspNetCore.Diagnostics.DeveloperExceptionPageMiddleware[1] [275.581s] [Templates.Test.BlazorWasmTemplateTest] [Information] An unhandled exception has occurred while executing the request. [275.581s] [Templates.Test.BlazorWasmTemplateTest] [Information] Microsoft.Data.Sqlite.SqliteException (0x80004005): SQLite Error 1:...
https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/public/_test/analytics?definitionId=331&contextType=build ** Edit ** Templates.Test.BlazorWasmTemplateTest_BlazorWasmHostedTemplate_IndividualAuth_Works_WithOutLocalDB-Chromium
Yes, this is a protocol limitation of OAuth2. When you sign out you only remove the local cookie, you do not signout from the remote provider (Google/Facebook, etc.). Accessing an...