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                                            Cory Charlton

java.net.SocketTimeoutException from HTTP/2 connection leaves dead okhttp clients in pool

I'm also seeing SocketTimeout / dead client issues with OkHttp and Exoplayer.

Support configuring GPIO numbers for SDCARD (with SDIO/MMC and 4 data lines) on the ESP32 platform

I took a look at https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/master/examples/storage/sd_card/sdmmc/README.md and it appears that we are currently hardcoding the MMC pins for the original ESP32 pins which cannot be configured. As mentioned other ESP32...

[Bug]: `Reverse progress bar direction` under `Progress Effects` doesn't change the `Both Ends` effect

Solution is implemented in PR #212

ESP32 SDCard assumes that the card detect pin going low means a card is inserted

I'm happy to work on this but it looks like https://github.com/nanoframework/nf-interpreter/pull/2829 is close so I'll wait for that to get merged first.

ESP32 SDCard assumes that the card detect pin going low means a card is inserted

@Ellerbach I'm not sure that this is directly related to #1447. @josesimoes was your comment meant for #1447? This doesn't appear to be platform specific but rather specific to the...

ESP32 SDCard assumes that the card detect pin going low means a card is inserted

@josesimoes I'm not clear how the SDCard is handled in the STM32 devices as I'm unable to find an implementation of `nanoFramework.System.IO.FileSystem.SDCard` in any target other than ESP32. I'm assuming...

`HostBuilder.Properties` and `HostBuilderContext.Properties` should be dictionaries not arrays

I'm happy to make this change. I also think we should change the namespace to Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting to match .NET full.

`HostBuilder.Properties` and `HostBuilderContext.Properties` should be dictionaries not arrays

> IIRC the namespace being under nanoframework name means that we are deviating from the .NET API... 🤔 Sure that makes sense in cases where we are deviating but this...

SpanBytes invalid output in debbuger

I spent some time looking into this. Unfortunately I'm not sure where to find the relevant code so I've been focused on reproducing. This appears to impact an class with...

`Math.Max(double)` and `Math.Min(double)` lose precision in the return value

The issue is that when `DP_FLOATINGPOINT != TRUE` the input `double`s are cast to `float` which understandably causes a loss in precision. Removing the conditional check here and always working...