Klaus Löffelmann

@weltkante: Yes, I agree. We had the discussion years ago at a then customer of mine, when we were dealing with the exact same thing, and I thought 300ms was...

@steveharter, @Tanya-Solyanik: To be more precise, it is something in the Application Framework for/in Visual Basic, that's causing this, because it does an assumption, which I frankly don't understand: https://source.dot.net/#Microsoft.VisualBasic.Forms/Microsoft/VisualBasic/Logging/Log.vb,170...

Oh, and this is the implementation I did so far with which I used in the demo: ```cs private async Task InvokeAsync( Delegate invokeDelegate, TimeSpan timeOutSpan = default, CancellationToken cancellationToken...

@weltkante > Also do you really want BeginInvoke behavior which always interrupts control flow (posting to the message loop) even if you are already on the UI thread? Absolutely. One...

So, after a short email-exchange with @Pilchie, I tried the following based on a question he asked and I am wondering: what about this approach? ```cs public async Task InvokeAsync(...

I am also in favor to have it always async, since this might be the expectation (the somewhat natural "stomach feeling/instinct" if the translation of "Bauchgefühl" makes any sense in...

> But, a lot of developers just skip checking InvokeRequired, and always use BeginInvoke, even if they're already on the UI thread: Not from my experience. What makes you assume...

@AberHatschi: What are your exact steps to create a DataSet and add it to the Form for .NET Apps in this scenario? Please note, that the _Data Source Provider Services_,...

I pretty much explained the breaking change in the runtime which led to this. I added a few lines of explanation in the introduction, what we did. This needs to...

We have planned this for the .NET 7 timeframe, but we also need to complete some urgent new Designer functionality, so we may reprioritize or not tackle all of those....