Carlos Landeras

To bind middleware into the pipeline the request path has to start with slash. What we can do is allow using string.Empty and internally bind it to "/". Is that...

I'm gonna bind the string.empty to "/", as it make sense. Thanks @karlmtc ;)

@faniereynders README in documentation already explains this. But I'm gonna make it more explicit. @unaizorrilla could you edit project description to be [DEPRECATED] Description

@unaizorrilla if you consider so maybe you can also archive the project in settings zone to be read-only

Hello @AndrzejKroczynski, could you show your localhost:5111/status/ui endpoint healthchecks configuration?. Thanks!

@AndrzejKroczynski the status history timeline only writes a new entry when the state switches from healthy to unhealthy and viceversa (so it is not writing continuously when the state is...

Thanks for the info! I'll take a look into it. It's really weird as the code running is the same for all providers

@AndrzejKroczynski I am not able to reproduce the issue. I am using the StorageProviders sample: https://github.com/Xabaril/AspNetCore.Diagnostics.HealthChecks/tree/master/samples/HealthChecks.UI.StorageProviders and everything is working fine:   One question. Are you using the same...

That sample runs local Healthchecks and UI. I am going to try to reproduce this using different processes

@AndrzejKroczynski @rajeshkandati I've created a sample from scratch using nuget packages and two different sql instances. You can find the source code sample here: https://github.com/CarlosLanderas/healthchecks-sample (There is a docker-compose file...