Stefan Bertels

I have (probably) similar problem (k9mail shows date of sync instead of correct value). IMHO the raw value should be displayed instead. Regarding sorting order I would prefer to have...

I think many mails with broken/missing date headers are created by poor mail scripts (newsletter / spam mailers) and sometimes the date value is wrong (unrealistic old date / future...

This all makes sense to me. I found it very practical to use `IEnumerable` resp. `SelectMany` to mix up different container types but I see that this isn't clean and...

Just stumbled upon this behaviour -- every string part with space will be quoted... E.g. ``` var moreArguments = "/OPTION1 /OPTION2" ArgumentStringHandler x = $"{path} {moreArguments}" ``` We probably will...

We had to look into nuke's source code to find and understand the bug we had. I now get the idea why it's implemented this way... But while ArgumentStringHandler solves...

Probable same issue here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RIDER-75451 ```xml net6.0 ``` ```cs public static class Program { public static void Test() { var data = LanguageExt.Prelude.Atom(default); var i = 42; data.Swap(_ => i);...

Some threshold would be useful for me, too -- this would be some way to separate "every-day errors = small number of files skipped" and "massive problem = nothing backed...

What about the "low-tec" solution @tgharold mentioned like just doing backups to multiple repos and have some built-in way of accessing "secondary" repos as source for broken segments? Setting up...

Just in case it helps (reducing conflicts for /host/share): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/io/file-path-formats#dos-device-paths One option for alternative path in windows: `\\?\UNC\Server\Share\Test\Foo.txt` I don't known restic path details. Would `/?/UNC/host/share1` be allowed? Maybe it's...

tl;dr **Solution (workaround): run `DEL /S %TEMP%\system-commandline-sentinel-files` before `dotnet-dump`** ------ Details: I had (have) exactly this problem (error message) with dotnet-dump 8.0.510501+8c08c89a0643d31db91e119b1adb463be3e0ffe5 I called "dotnet-dump collect -p ``" from interactive...