Alex Wichmann
Alex Wichmann
Thank you for the quick reply
I am experiencing the same, after trying to upgrade the nuget package. Essentially I am doing the following SomeClass.cs ```csharp public async Task DoThingAsync() { using (var transaction = new...
This happens when you dont have the right dotnet installed.. To reproduce try running snitch with a tfm, that is not installed in your current machine. it produces this error.
OpenApi relies on Sharpyaml for deserialization :) So json attributes has no effect
We are using it to add tooling on top. We are using this library to add rulesets on top of the API specification, but are forwarding the original specification down...
Im going to quote myself here > I understand that the library was not meant as an abstraction for api specs of different versions, but rather a translation from any...
We have recently released [asyncapi.net](https://github.com/LEGO/asyncapi.net) - which should take care of the basic building blocks, along with serialization/deserialization, which we will keep maintaining. Perhaps this can make things a bit...
The only problem I see with this, is supporting multiple version that have breaking changes between them. At least as a parser maintainer, it's hard to keep up and support...
I will start this task very soon, just have a few loose ends to fix up
I think this is a bad case of application cache, I had the same issue earlier this year - turned out to be the application cache serving the same old...