Chris Sung
Chris Sung
@mrrobot47 would this get merged anytime soon? I'm having trouble running it in arm64 architecture.
for anyone end up search arm64 here, feel free to use https://github.com/christallire/action-slack-notify/pkgs/container/action-slack-notify
I've feeling that this issue is related to (https://github.com/elastic/ecs-dotnet/issues/168#issue-1038641469) because the internal serializer might be different than serilog's one, which causes this bug. I think the log should be human...
Yup, I've expected that. since the dawn of .net core arm64 support, I've been poking everywhere around to get arm support ASAPππΏ
see my analysis 2022λ 5μ 6μΌ (κΈ) μ€ν 11:05, Reuben Bond ***@***.***>λμ΄ μμ±: > Do you know the root cause for the failure? > > β > Reply to this...
It's a bit complicated to show you since it's part of the internal framework and all start-up logic is split into several classes. edit: builder ``` builder.UseKubernetesHosting() .UseAdoNetClustering(options => {...
here you go: https://gist.github.com/christallire/269fc4ba25c73be1df53b983f6924244
@ismaelhamed yes, your code is what I meant. we need to stash everything to achieve what I want and why don't we just simply support async delegate in persist(...) instead...
Do you mean `ReceiveActor` an anti-pattern compared to akka-typed? Anyways, thanks for your workaround. I am also suggesting to add async callback overload, https://github.com/akkadotnet/akka.net/issues/2197 this approach seems to be better....
Another thing I noticed Is that an authorization check (the route with [Authorize] Attribute) is done before the component lifecycle or Routing. For an example. I used to put OnInitialized...