Nick Dunets

This could be achieved with one UPDATE query, if timestamp column added to "WHERE" clause / throw exception if @@ROWCOUNT = 0 after the update My intuition was that recordToUpdate.OnConflict

@tskj I didn't find a workaround, ended up with different type provider (FSharp.Data.SqlClient) which is very different by design to make a fair comparison with this one, it embraces raw...

Hi, Yes potentially could be useful for Substitute.For too, although I've used it only for interface substitution so far so never really thought about it

Yep I can have a look in my spare time

> Usually, you want to create a partial proxy for the abstract class, rather than for a regular one Not necessarily, it's been a while and I can't remember what...

Imo it'd be more flexible to specify timeout imperatively via code rather than attribute with a static timeout value

I'm not sure about the feasibility but I would imagine it like an extension method to either a task returned by a grain method (similar to `.ConfigureAwait`) or the `IGrainFactory.GetGrain`...

thanks for your reply > When the observer represents an object reference (anything created by calling IGrainFactory.CreateObserverReference), you should not do this because clients have random identities, which change every...

> sending a notification to the clients when your grain is being deactivated right, this will not work for aborted silo process though (is there any way to know about...

I ran into the same bug. > I'm not yet convinced that IGrainFactory.CreateObjectReference should allow easy access to the current IGrainContext, so if you have supporting arguments, I am interested...