Ian Kemp

Our use case is emitting logs in a format that Datadog can ingress and use in its metrics, specifically the `error.*` properties [as documented here](https://docs.datadoghq.com/logs/log_collection/?tab=host#attributes-for-stack-traces). It sounds like `CaptureException` would...

Just encountered what I believe is the same issue:  Yes, that is a single tab using nearly **one hundred and twenty eight GIGABYTES** of memory - on a machine...

Just restarted Waterfox to upgrade to G6.0.15 and have a process using over 50GB:  According to `about:memory` the culprit appears to be extensions-related:  Digging deeper:  So _something_...

> > I followed the instructions provided by @piroor to capture a memory profile, I also captured a snapshot from `about:memory`, @MrAlex94 please advise where I should send these. >...

100% support the `@nameof` / "fullnameof" special-casing as a way to achieve this feature, [especially since the C# language implementers can't be bothered to implement it](https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/discussions/701). I would consider this...

@latonz Would appreciate a pointer on the architectural approach before I go ahead and jump into implementation. From my initial investigation it seems that the simplest way to implement this...

Yes, this package is extremely inconsistent in this regard. Another example of such an inconsistency is `PaymentCreateRequest.ChargeDate`, which is a `string`.

This has not been resolved, why are you closing it?

I suspect the deafening silence from Microsoft regarding this issue essentially translates to "we don't care enough about TFS any more to fix this, if you have a problem use...

> Using Git is not a solution. Git has it's own issues, and should never be used in an environment where you require "Cherry Picking". It is extremely limited in...