Antony Male

I spent all morning trying to figure out why this is happening, and it's caused by something deep in the bowels of WPF that I can't get to. I'll check...

No thanks, I managed to reproduce it. It seems to be something to those Touch events: `IProvideValueTarget.TargetProperty` is `null`, which means I don't know what type of object to return.

I was having a think about this, related to #8266, and I've written up some thoughts below. I'm going to use `git` as the motivating example here, as it has...

Right, which is why that's explicitly deligated to the completion author (except the optional convenience paragraph at the bottom of my post)

I had a go at implementing my first approach, and `--wrap` is much more tightly involved with function aliases than I'd realised, so getting a condition in there looked like...

A couple of things: 1. Why? What does this add? The point of the naming on cache files is that the name changes whenever a file is modified, so the...

Aha, so they're part of some sort of asset pipeline? That makes sense. Casset was never intended to be used in that way :)

This basically means extending the `Header` attribute model to query parameters. It's do-able (and I think I started down this route at some point, before it got complex and I...

This exception is being thrown by the underlying HttpClient -- it's not caused by RestEase. You should be able to replicate it by using a HttpClient directly. I'm afraid I...

Can you add more detail on what you're trying to achieve, please? Using an interface method which returns `Task` will always return the raw response, without going through a deserializer.