Craig Fowler

I get a feeling that @jimevans might have some of the most insightful things to contribute on this one.

> so long as Selenium supports .NET Framework, it will continue to be an issue, right? To a degree, but I think there are solutions to this as well, for...

I am not convinced that suppressing the `throw` is the right thing to do. What this essentially leads to is "swallowing" an error which was caught. It is likely a...

I know this isn't a democracy but I'd like to vote (even after this has been closed) that *proper* semantic versioning is followed. HAP is a mature library and a...

I certainly like separation of activity model/state from activity logic. Additionally, I'm a big fan of not-requiring user/consumer-crafted extensions to do anything more than implement an interface. IE: No subclassing...

Re-reading some of the other info here, I think that the activity should still be "logic first", because that's the thing which every activity needs at the very minimum, the...

It is not only Sandcastle which behaves in this way. VS Code for example (with Omnisharp) will render list contents as described in this issue. Here's a screenshot of a...

That's a good answer _when I have control over the container implementation_. Unfortunately I ran into this when working on something which is itself a container-neutral library. So I can...

_Note: This issue was created as a follow-up to a discussion which was had in #507._ Most of the information about the feature request is currently in that linked issue.

There are many dupes of this which might have worthwhile discussion. There is also a discussion thread at #639 . I've assigned it low priority as it doesn't seem to...