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                                            Stef Heyenrath

OrderBy gets overriden when used multiple times

If you have multiple OrderBy, you need to use `ThenBy`. See [ public void ThenBy_Dynamic()](https://github.com/zzzprojects/System.Linq.Dynamic.Core/blob/831e4994f1b4a3f582dae3ee7ccb4eeff499a3f0/test/System.Linq.Dynamic.Core.Tests/QueryableTests.ThenBy.cs#L10)

OrderBy gets overriden when used multiple times

@puschie286 Can this question be closed?

Docker base image CVE

I will check this

Missing ability to re-configure the ConstantExpressionHelper's sliding cache

@alisterpineda You can try to make a PR for this, and then I can review if this fits this project.

Support Offset for DateTime.Now (or another helper)

Maybe you can use Linq? Like: {{Linq x 'it.AddYears(1)'}}

Filtering on a string property with .Contains looks for Enumerable.Contains after app has been running for a while

@tersoMabel Can you please provide a example project which can reproduce this issue?

Filtering on a string property with .Contains looks for Enumerable.Contains after app has been running for a while

Closing this issue due to missing details.

regex defined in ad_hoc_recognizers is always case-insensitive?

By looking at the source-code, you can apparently define a "global_regex_flags" with a different value. ``` json "ad_hoc_recognizers": [ { "name": "Dutch postcode recognizer", "supported_language": "nl", "global_regex_flags": 24, "patterns": [...

regex defined in ad_hoc_recognizers is always case-insensitive?

Hello @bvenn / @omri374 , thanks for for reply, however I do already know about the flags and the default_recognizers.yaml However when testing the latest official Docker image, the behavior...

regex defined in ad_hoc_recognizers is always case-insensitive?

@omri374 I'll try to explain. ### :one: > Can you clarify the issue? In your first example (with flags=26), you're getting two answers, and in the second (with flags=24) you're...