Martin

You can have `init` functions in your sub-components that perform local initialization and return commands for async initialization (e.g. with network requests). The `init` function of your main module calls...

I haven't tried that (I do SPA), but I don't see why it would not work.

To my observation, this happens a) for new files that you add to the project b) for the file that was open (visible) when you last closed VS Code.

> The disadvantages of making this adjustment to F# are ... > - code is not valid on its own, context is needed to know if qualified access is required....

I found a workaround [here](https://github.com/fsbolero/Bolero/issues/250#issuecomment-1028945933). Seems to be a Blazor or SDK issue. Nevertheless, it appears for me only for 4.2.0, not for 4.1.5.

How do you want to "fill the holes"? Just statically? Why then not just write html? If you want to fill them dynamically, you need the runtime environment. Or am...

It seems to be an issue of MemoryMappedFile on Linux (or just in a dev container environment??) similar to [this one.](https://github.com/dotnet/fsharp/issues/16333). BTW all the configuration changes mentioned in that thread...

I would consider this a compiler bug. Some new error message are "semi-formatted" (including newlines). I don't think they should be.

I found that test method names that contain (for example) '+' or '.' create this issue.

Possibly a duplicate of #1956