Chris Gillum

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I think so. @mkarmark is planning on looking into this work item this week.

Ah, sorry @anthonychu, I just looked at the calendar and realized that we're probably too late for Ignite. We're working on this, but it doesn't look like we'll be able...

Shortly after posting this, I noticed that there's a simple workaround to the problem, demonstrated [here](https://docs.dapr.io/developing-applications/building-blocks/service-invocation/howto-invoke-discover-services/#invoke-the-service). Here's my updated code, which uses `DaprClient.CreateInvokeMethodRequest` to create a preconfigured `HttpRequestMessage` object. It...

Oh, that's even better! The next problem I needed to tackle was how to customize the parsing of the return value. Going with `HttpClient` directly will make that *much* easier....

Got it. I have a couple suggestions related to this: * Consider going through the existing documentation and changing examples to use the "better" APIs. For example, [this service invocation...

Oh, one thing I just realized about `CreateInvokeHttpClient` is that it's static and requires me to provide an App ID and a Dapr endpoint address. ☹️ How do I get...

> You need the appId of the destination - not the current app. Oops, my bad. Disregard my comment about the app ID. > As for the endpoint - how...

If I understand the question correctly, it's the Production slot which needs to be checked for in-flight instances. The assumption is that the staging slot is inactive. Note that this...

Removing Jeff from the assignment. @anirudhgarg @mathewc what's the right way to triage this issue? It's an error message generated by the Functions host (not sure if it's Functions or...

I think I mostly agree with what everyone has said so far. However, I _do_ like the suggestion of "DurableFunctionsStarter". I agree it's ambiguous with the "[client](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/durable/durable-functions-types-features-overview#client-functions)" function that's often...