Christer van der Meeren

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I'm working on #348, but it's a bit hard to contribute to the project, because running `build.cmd` (even on a clean checkout of `master`) fails on the `BuildTestProjects` target: >...

The first time I use an sproc in code using `SqlProgrammabilityProvider`, I often get the following error: > The given key was not present in the dictionary ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7766733/82022987-d701dc80-968d-11ea-9256-6604c4984f8d.png) Then after...

Using `AllParametersOptional` is more dangerous than it needs to be. Since it makes all parameters optional, you get no compile-time check when you add new parameters to your SQL and...

up-for-grabs
improvement

### Description SqlClient does not infer the correct optionality for all stored procedure parameters. For example, given this sproc with three optional parameters ```sql CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[Procedure1] @param1 int =...

In a `netstandard2.0` project I have this: ```f# new SqlCommandProvider() ``` When I run the app (ASP.NET Core targeting `net472`) and make a DB query, I get an exception saying...

It seems the consensus on using `IN` is to explicitly use table-valued parameters, requiring defining types and putting your query in a stored procedure. There's a much easier way that...

docs
up-for-grabs

The [`System.Diagnostics.Activity` class](https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/blob/master/src/System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource/src/ActivityUserGuide.md) ([reference](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.diagnostics.activity?view=net-6.0)) is used to support distributed tracing, for example in ASP.NET Core. It flows with the call context, including across async calls. This works well with F#'s...

Consider the following: ```f# Job.conCollect [ job { printfn "start 1" do! timeOutMillis 1000 printfn "end 1" } job { printfn "start 2" do! timeOutMillis 2000 printfn "end 2" }...

The app runs fine, but the extensions don't seem to work properly. Furthermore, there are some warnings in the console. I'd appreciate if someone who cares could look into this....

help wanted

Is the indentation wrong here? The current indentation causes polygons and polygon_types to have different number of elements under some circumstances. https://github.com/matplotlib/basemap/blob/master/lib/mpl_toolkits/basemap/__init__.py#L1419