Stan Wijckmans
Stan Wijckmans
Isn't it just a matter of putting the targets file in the build folder again?
Ok you got me there with that last one :D Adding the build folder back works for me but indeed I do not know what it does to PackageReference projects....
CLA signed and vcpkg x-add-version done. Did not realize that this command needs to be ran after commit.
The question here is not to make it compatible with EF Core, only .NET Core. I'd argue that, since .NET 5 is released now, even skipping 3.1 would be ok....
@ErikEJ oh, wow, perfect. Thanks! 😀
You can do something like: ``` GeneralResult generalResult; cpplinq::from(calculators_) >> cpplinq::orderby([](const IResultCalculator &x) {return x.Priority; }) >> cpplinq::for_each([&](IResultCalculator &x) { x.CalculateResult(data, generalResult); }); ``` This function in the for_each will...
No, not interacting with it. I thought about this as well but it seems so strange. If macOS does this to any app, how can software in general even work...
I have also no idea how this app suspending works. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nsapplicationdelegate I'd expect some methods related to suspending and resuming here like there are on iOS, but there aren't any....
@chkr1011 no problem with console app so far. But that does not necessarily mean much. Console apps are different because there are no windows and thus no such thing as...
I'm sorry, repo was still private, fixed. But the code is basically the same as you have. BUT also just managed to reproduce with a Xamarin app, so it is...