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@ohanedan, as a workaround in the mainstream branch, you could do a NuGet restore and then employ `--use-project-assets-json` option to check licenses of the packages. Thus, the nuspecs would already...

Just stripping HTML tags is not a trivial feature, alas. In some cases the license text also gets stripped. In many cases the page headers are left. For example: https://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php...

@sebastienbarre , you could use a command `networksetup -setv6off Ethernet; networksetup -setv6off Wi-Fi` This way the second command will execute even if the first one fails.

It's not a question to CrystalQuartz. Quartz per se doesn't recommend remote access to the scheduler, but you can use Quartz remoting (unless you use .NET 5): https://www.quartz-scheduler.net/documentation/quartz-3.x/configuration/reference.html#remoting-server-and-client

6.10.0.3-beta and 6.11.0.3-beta are prerelease versions, you need to install them with the "include prerelease" flag [pic](https://i.stack.imgur.com/Kq7tb.png) or, if you use Nuget, reference this specific package version: `Install-Package CrystalQuartz.Owin -Version...

Given that the license text was committed later than the build license URL generation code, MIT should be the correct one.

`app.UseCrystalQuartz(() => Scheduler);` I don't see where you define `Scheduler` variable or property that you pass to CrystalQuartz. You would need to build the app and pass the service to...

@lucapisano and neither are you. You're blocking on async method.

The only difference between `.GetAwaiter().GetResult()` and `.Result` is that the first one unwraps any exceptions that might occur, and `.Result` returns an `AggregateException`.

Yes, it's a bug, also encountered it. Any spaces after colons can cause either `ScannerError` or `ParserError` ```import yaml data = yaml.load("d:{1:[18,0,0]}", yaml.CLoader) ``` This works. ```import yaml data =...