Niels Swimberghe

I have walked into this issue as well. I tried to store the viewholder in the view with view.setTag(KEY,viewholder). But that doesn't work. If you read the code you can...

Yes, right now I'm doing the following. For my blog page. ``` html « ‹ {{ pageNumber }} › » {{test}} ``` And the following for my projects page. ```...

I noticed that there's a duplicate folder _NgrokExt.Shared_ vs _NgrokExtensions.Shared_. I'm assuming this a copy/paste and accidental git check in :)

If I understand correctly, the `--name` and `--output` argument is handled by .NET CLI (not part of this project), but it's the _src_ folder that is injected by the AWS...

I'm not aware of a test folder. I want project templates to behave like the default .NET SDK project templates.

I requested that Twilio adds back the old constructor signature to maintain compatibility in [this GitHub issue](https://github.com/twilio/twilio-csharp/issues/609).

There's definitely some overlap there! 👍 However, I think it makes sense to improve the installation mechanism without using templates as well, in case you're starting from a console app...

What about the dependency on PowerShell? Could that be avoided? The PowerShell file loads the Playwright DLL and invokes the `Program.Main` method: ```powershell #!/usr/bin/env pwsh $PlaywrightFileName = Join-Path $PSScriptRoot "Microsoft.Playwright.dll"...

> You can do that today if you'd like to install browsers programmatically. I see you can [do this via the .NET API](https://playwright.dev/dotnet/docs/browsers#install-browsers-via-api), but that's not what I mean. If...

When installation fails for me, the response is null and a nullreference exception occurs. No information why the installation failed. This information would be very valuable indeed. Currently I go...