Tsaukpaetra

This affects the class generation, in specific the doInsert() method, which makes a query: $dataFetcher = $con->query("SELECT nextval('MyTable_ID_seq')"); When it should be: $dataFetcher = $con->query("SELECT nextval('\"MyTable_ID_seq\"')"); This is kinda important,...

Looks like it was trying to delete the old certs but failed? I assume this may have happened because the cert was still associated with a site.

I think in theory it should have skipped any certs that were still in use (see link 92 above your reference) but somehow it found a letsencrypt cert that was...

Yeah, it'll take three months now to repro (since I assume you didn't export the expired cert). Suggested repro steps: 1. Have two sites install the letsencrypt extension and get...

I would very much like a hook endpoint that simply checks for the existence of the webjob and reinstalls it if not. Years upon years and this is still a...

> @Tsaukpaetra > > Easy now hoss... :-) I'd submit a pull request myself if I was confident I could do it without building it, my adventures in getting NuGet...

> If you want to not have the job co-exists with your web app. You can always use the API provided by the siteextension that comes without web jobs, and...

Yes! Command run in the console: ``` xcopy /s App_Data\jobs\continuous\letsencrypt(letsencrypt.siteextension.job)\*.* ..\jobs\continuous\letsencrypt.siteextension.job\ ``` It looks like the site picked up the job files just fine, and now after deploying the default...

Sometimes the simple solutions are the best! I'm really hoping the alternate path does the trick, so far everything seems normal after moving it.

> Does this mean that we can configure the extension to run correctly even after its files are deleted from the web app folders? Yes, this moves the job executables...