Luke Parker
Luke Parker
Is there a way to run with `--fix-style` or `--fix-analyzers`? It would be useful to enforce style as well as just the whitespace
For example, we could do a lot nicer than this: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10430890/154388459-6b8080fa-fd68-4108-9c9d-b084023027c5.png)
This would be a nice feature to prioritise :)
@ElderJames @anddrzejb @Epictek Please give your thoughts, lets discuss this so we are all on the same page for the implementation.
@MutatePat I agree that the original CSS file should stay the same. Only if the middleware is setup to intercept it, then the file response would be overridden. This solution...
I will implement this when I get some free time - but I'm happy to provide some guidance if someone beats me to it. The only concern is that custom...
I did a quick google and it looks like there is a .NET port of less.js called [dotless](https://github.com/dotless/dotless). It looks very promising from the skim through. It was last worked...
If anyone runs into this issue with no workaround, I added this code which should work: ```cs private async Task EnsureLoggedIn() { try { await _qbittorrent.GetApiVersionAsync(); } catch (QBittorrentClientRequestException e)...
I get this problem too - large application, does a little bit of work on the login event. High CPU usage about 20% ongoing while deadlocked.
``` options.ProviderOptions.LoginMode = "redirect"; options.ProviderOptions.Cache.CacheLocation = "localStorage"; ``` using redirect mode & localStorage