Paul Scharnofske
Paul Scharnofske
I tried removing that but that was not enough, still the same issue. I got it running by doing `grep -r adminpack` (Linux) and removing everything that had the word...
If my understanding is correct, then the [consensus was to use subdomains][1]. This would require a bit more configuration that is currently documented in `README.md`. IIS Express (that is the...
> Do we really need to implement anything at the application level to manage this? AFAIK it's usually done at the server level (URL Rewrite in Apache, IIS or whatever...
~~*Your formatting is broken, you have to put a newline after a quote, otherwise it is lazily continued.*~~ > Is this requirement specified somewhere? I must have missed it (and,...
@ranolfi I changed my position on this topic. Don't get me wrong, on the long term doing it with configuration options in C# would is preferable in my opinion, however,...
I edited the configuration to use encryption and added the redirect: ~~~none events { } http { ssl_certificate certs/cert.pem; ssl_certificate_key certs/key.pem; server { listen 443 ssl; server_name localhost; location ~^/community/(?\w+)(?.*?)$...
I wanted to rewrite the documentation anyways. It should be structured a bit differently in my opinion. I can add that while doing that.
What I was thinking about was to setup a submodule somewhere, e.g. `Dependencies/co-design` and then have msbuild copy the files into `wwwroot/lib/co-design` before starting the application. I did something similar...
I have this mostly completed in [asynts/codidact-core:asynts/45/use-submodule-for-codesign][1], just need to test this (can't do this now). I'll create a pull request later. [1]: https://github.com/asynts/codidact-core/tree/asynts/45/use-submodule-for-codesign
> Core is not using npm for anything else so far, right? Would you be able to make a NuGet package instead? That'd be the canonical way of managing dependencies...