Simon-Gregory-LG

I'll add my voice to those that think multipart support is a must

Thanks for contributing this, will be interested to see it become a NuGet as I've also got similar code I was about to refactor for ID4 v3. Consequently, this is...

Btw, may I also suggest an `IdentityServerAzureKeyVaultOptions` object instead of `signingKeyRolloverTimeInHours`, which could also include the cache timeout (both could be of type `TimeSpan` rather than hours / minute integers)....

+1 for this request - or at least use the default locale, or allow to specify ISO 8601 (as @drrhf suggests). As far as I can see it's fixed to...

We get this on Windows Hosted Agents (windows-2022 & windows-latest): https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-agent/issues/4556 I've also had it on my local Windows 11 development box in certain circumstances. One thing I've noticed it...

Fantastic, it seems we've stumbled across a pro design expert! Maybe you could bless us with some of your wisdom on how best to tackle a couple of example scenarios:...

> Which is great if you want to take on that complexity _and_ you aren't subject to constraints that autoforwarding won't work with. That's ignoring the purely philosophical issue of...

> @Simon-Gregory-LG, Given that ASB doesn't support priority queues, I'm not sure how you expect Functions to come up with that feature without inventing something it's not designed to do....

> ASB Functions trigger (queue or subscription) is based on the Processor from the SDK. It works with long polling of a single entity. Assuming the team would abandon that...

> > Btw does the queue trigger actually use long polling? > > Yes, it does. Are you talking about service bus or azure storage Queues? Looking at the source...