Cengiz Ilerler

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In my common use cases, I design queues to deliver a message to consumed only one time. Each message is processed by only one client present in the queue at...

@trulede This ticket was initiated following a statement by @berndverst from the DAPR team in dapr/components-contrib#3100: > _"I'll close this issue for now. If Redis Pubsub ever changes to persist...

> [!IMPORTANT] > Please provide a minimal repository that reproduces the issue. I am using .NET Core 8 with Restier 1.1.1, and Swagger is working correctly. Some signatures I have......

You can not. You have to define it as `ComplexType`. Here is a workaround. ```csharp [Microsoft.Restier.AspNetCore.Model.UnboundOperation(OperationType = Microsoft.Restier.AspNetCore.Model.OperationType.Action)] public IQueryable GetEmailsToValidate(StringRequest input) { // ... return query.AsQueryable(); } public class...

To test the endpoint, use a POST request. For VSCode [RestClient](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=humao.rest-client) or Visual Studio [Rest Client](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MadsKristensen.RestClient): You can create a `.http` file then copy and paste the following text: ```http...

A simple GET request is unlikely to work because it requires `@odata.type` and an explicit declaration of the **object** name. On the client side, if you are using **ODataClient**, it...

1. Update the part below. > [!IMPORTANT] > ```json > { > "input": { "@odata.type": "#MyCompany.MyModels.Dto.Request.StringRequest", // "Value": "[email protected]" > } > } > ``` 2. Make sure your HTTP...

@PascalVorwerk Could you please create a separate issue for this? Otherwise, it may lead to the current issue being hijacked.

I came across this note in the [Octokit GraphQL .NET documentation](https://github.com/octokit/octokit.graphql.net/blob/main/docs/writing-queries.md#nested-queries): > _You can see a bunch of null parameters in the `r.Issues()` call. This is because expressions in C#...

> Are you talking about dotnetcore? https://github.com/devicons/devicon/tree/master/icons/dotnetcore I don't see a reason for removing this icon since there are still a lot of developers using the "old" .NET Core version...