Brad Wilson
Brad Wilson
This was just pushed up in https://github.com/aspnet/HealthChecks/commit/4f655747b4d15a961c12d5f4bae72772d4e4aa61. Let us know what you think of the usage! We'll get something integrated into the sample soon.
The flip side is that by pushing caching logic into the health check, it allows complex health checks to use their own caching logic rather than being stuck with the...
> Is it required to have a lock or pseudo lock? We do have a lock. > In case of concurrent requests, the check will occur twice, which should not...
In PR #50, the caching responsibility is moved out of the health check itself and into the service (by way of a helper class).
Related to this and #9, we have talked about this. Our current thinking is that the default middleware will not do auth, nor expose information, precisely because there will be...
There's nothing stopping someone from providing more full-featured middleware as a third party extension.
After discussion, we decided that we would want to preserve the grouping feature as-is. If we were to add this as a feature, we would consider it to be orthogonal,...
> Only support running our tests on Windows. :disappointed: This makes me sad. `dnx451` works on Mono.
Clearly someone is going to need to step up and fix Castle Proxy, because everybody is using the same engine. One fix could fix them all. :-p
Profiling does not support .NET Core at this time (regardless of test framework). Changing the target framework of your project to `net452` allows profiling to work as expected.