Arturo Torres Sánchez

In my opinion, it's not about looking for the default(T) key. Instead, the way upsert should work is by looking if an entry already exists with the same primary key...

@robdmoore Thanks, I already started using your port 😄

Is there a way to convert it to VS2015?

Thanks for the info

I tried two different methods (you can see there are two commits), but it's weird, because the tests run fine in my machine for either of them, but AppVeyor doesn't...

I think it makes sense, but if you throw an exception in the unobserved event, I'm not exactly sure where it will throw it. The approach I was using is...

Sure. Let me see how this run goes, and maybe we can add it as well.

I was busy on the weekend, but I tried to take a look at that. I saw you created a variable `LazyBodyLoadedTaskWrapper`, but I think that's not the best way...

In general, I think the way to go is checking how the tasks are failing unobserved, and think around it and only fail after we observe them.

@HunteRoi Hi! Well, I was working on this a while ago, but if I recall correctly, I couldn't completely fix it. So I'd have to see what's missing.