Matthew Steeples

The only issue we've found so far is that you can't download Attachments using it, but we're hoping to have that fixed soon with #295 Aside from that, we've done...

I've rebased this branch off the latest master and included a few other changes. We're validating it in our test environment for the next couple of weeks, and then planning...

We've not been using any of the built in logging features really. We did a while ago but for the most part if we're having issues we end up resorting...

Apologies, Intuit's deprecation of Desktop in the UK has taken more of my time than expected (as my team is responsible for migrating the customers to Quickbooks Online). I started...

I'm affected by this issue too since updating to 2.19 I can load the Dashboard fine, but trying to load Jobs or Pools results in an error.

Rather strangely, this all works fine on a 2nd computer I have. Same account logged in, same version of Batch Explorer

Doing some further digging, this appears to be a networking issue. It looks like Batch Explorer is no longer honouring values from the HOSTS file, and is instead doing its...

We got round it in the end by starting Batch Explorer with the following parameters: `"C:\Program Files\BatchExplorer\BatchExplorer.exe" --host-resolver-rules="MAP ourbatchaccount.batch.azure.com 10.x.x.x`

I had a similar issue because I was using a DevDrive. I had to enable the `WinSetupMon` [filter](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dev-drive/#filters-for-common-scenarios) using the following command: ```powershell fsutil devdrv setFiltersAllowed "WdFilter, WinSetupMon" ```

While you can't write to the wwwroot folder, there are other folders that you can use on the App Service. See details for [Windows](https://github.com/projectkudu/kudu/wiki/Understanding-the-Azure-App-Service-file-system) (I'm not sure if there's a...