Friedrich von Never

I am not aware of such mechanism. Do you have a XEP for that?

Currently, we have some kind of "debug" builds available, but I'm not sure they're usable at all: they seem to include our application built in debug mode (i.e. without some...

I can see that this change is partially included in #140, and yet `100.0` is always formatted in a culture-invariant way there.

In Bash, it is possible to temporarily disable `set -e` by using `command || true`, e.g. ```bash set -e cat ./nonexistent || true echo "Test" # will be written ```...

This is a duplicate of https://github.com/PowerShell/PSReadLine/issues/1393. You may also take a look at my previous attempt at fixing this, PR https://github.com/PowerShell/PSReadLine/pull/1848. For the record, this still 100% reproduces for me...

> I think when you (un)assign someone that counts as an update. This behavior would be absolutely ok for me. However, I changed the assignee list last time at 19th...

I have figured it out, though I don't know what to do with that knowledge now. So, the reason is that the bot won't close an issue if there were...

(Notably, in this case there are really no comments, but I've changed the issue assignee, and that seems to be considered as a comment as well.)

I think that we better add PowerShell Core support while keeping compatibility with PowerShell 5.1 (because it's still the only pre-installed PowerShell option on supported Windows' versions).

@jamescheney thank you for your answer. The code compiles if I remove `open FSharpComposableQuery`, but it have some problems. I saw the documentation you linked, but I can't see anything...