Sebastiaan Dammann

> This issue seems to have been fixed, if issue persists please feel free to reopen issue. Nope, happens again: > Resolving assembly 'Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.resources, Version=5.0.0.0, Culture=en-US, PublicKeyToken=23ec7fc2d6eaa4a5' using runtime installed...

```cake #addin nuget:?package=Microsoft.Data.SqlClient&version=5.1.0&loaddependencies=true using Microsoft.Data.SqlClient; var connectionString = $"Data Source=localhost;Application Name=Build Script;Initial Catalog=master;Integrated Security=true;Encrypt=false"; void ExecuteSqlCommand(string command) { Verbose("Opening connection to {0}", connectionString); using SqlConnection sqlConnection = new(connectionString); sqlConnection.Open(); Verbose("Executing...

@augustoproiete I can't either anymore. I think Cake doesn't honor `loaddependencies` if the main dependency is already locally restored - because after a clean build I was able to use...

If I understand correctly, only for self-contained apps (being either directly self contained or part of a Docker image) need immediate action. For framework-dependent applications applying Windows Update will patch...

Also having the issue: ``` Core 2024.1.3 Supervisor 2023.12.0 Operating System 11.4 Frontend 20240104.0 ``` Symptom is that device trackers either don't update (stay home or not_home) or they go...

Also running into this. This started with the .NET 6 SDK - we had no issues with dotnet-format 5.x.

Thanks for the clear repro. I will take a look. Quick dump of whát is happening here: We're crashing in Web API itself. In the dictionary lookup: ``` C# private...

Equality is determined based on the method info. Input (1) vs existing in dictionary (2): ``` ((System.Web.Http.Controllers.ReflectedHttpActionDescriptor)(object)(key))._methodInfo {System.String Test()} Attributes: Public | HideBySig BindingFlags: Instance | Public CallingConvention: Standard |...

Never mind -- previous post was based on a wrong assumption. Because both routes match, Web API tries to match both actions in the dictionary. I suggest you either: -...

That's correct. ASP.NET Web API is unable to handle controllers with the same name, resulting in 404. You need to prefix your controllers :(