Lev Yastrebov

Yeah, it'd also be nice to have links to the documentation and examples. I found this https://www.itu.dk/research/c5/Release1.0/c5doc/types/C5.TreeDictionary%602.htm , but it's for version 1, found this https://c5docs.azurewebsites.net/annotated.html but it does not...

@eli-darkly 1. You can use dependency walkers such as IlSpy or many others to see all the dependencies 2. This version notation means relation to major versions. You can see...

@eli-darkly > don't those normally refer to the actual, specific version that it was trying to load? Usually, I see only .0.0-versions. `4.0.4` is strange, I think it means specific...

@eli-darkly but there should be some iOS-specific tools, I think. Maybe some extended verbose logging or so on. Because this doesn't look like a general problem, so more information is...

Do you use Mono? If so, maybe this could be helpful https://www.mono-project.com/docs/advanced/runtime/logging-runtime-events/ As for versions, I found out that the NuGet version is not the same as the assembly version,...

Ok, sorry for bothering :)

I have the same issue. Looks like as a workaround we can build tests into a subdirectory of that centralized directory.

@MrOwen Sure. I have output setup per project for all my projects, and I use CI/CD. Here's how it looks like for test project: ``` false false

@jolce95 the inspector has the ability to track the item under your cursor. Did you try it? IIRC it's in the "Mode" menu.

@jolce95 in my app I assigned AutomationIds to every element I use in tests. It's the most reliable and easy thing to do, so I definitely recommend doing that. I...