Charles d'Avernas

@manuelstein @ricardozanini you are both awfully silent 😭 Any comments/ideas/suggestions? WYT about those ideas?

@tsurdilo with pleasure!

@ricardozanini Even though I like what you proposed, it seems a bit too loose to my taste, especially in the case of query strings. I'm not opposed to doing it...

> I'm trying to say that instead of importing the OpenAPI standard to our metadata field, we point people to generate the OpenAPI spec even if the legacy endpoint does...

@ricardozanini I propose not to support `RequestBody`, because it is recommended not to void using it: > (...) requestBody is permitted but does not have well-defined semantics and SHOULD be...

> @cdavernas , that is the correct behavior. The node cannot recognize itself. Hmm, allright, that does make sense. However, how would you proceed, then, to combine both Raft and...

@sakno I'll provide the traces tomorrow (in bed right now), but it's not related to hosting, it's an IO issue. At first launch, the state folder is created and works...

My theory appears to be wrong. It occurs both when `coldStart` is set to true and to false, unhappilly. Here's the stacktrace: ``` at System.IO.RandomAccess.WriteAtOffset(SafeFileHandle handle, ReadOnlySpan`1 buffer, Int64 fileOffset)...

The exact message is: ``` Access to the path '[RedactedPath]\test\bin\Debug\net6.0\5125\0' is denied. ``` No inner exception, no data and no additional info, aside from the stack trace supplied in my...

> Each node must have its own Write-Ahead Log. That's the case though! I use the name of the node public endpoint's port as path to the state directory (i.e....