Dave Glick

I'll try and take a look at this tomorrow - I'm swamped today.

First off, I'm sure I speak for @hazzik when I say thanks for the PR! I'd like to drop some reference information in here. I got curious what was really...

@mayorovp Okay, I think I get what you're saying. This PR does fix the problem with crashing, but because we've wrapped the EF query provider by calling `.Decompile()`, when the...

Interesting! Thanks for the initial digging on this. I know the Azure Functions runtime does some MS Build magic (I've had...challenges at the day job occasionally with it, unrelated to...

Some explanatory material pasted from https://github.com/stryker-mutator/stryker-net/issues/1859 for future reference... > looking at azure functions project, I realized those rely heavily on custom build steps This is the key. Buildalyzer runs...

I've also now got the Buildalyzer integration test suite with an Azure Functions project. It doesn't fail in the "crashes when running Buildalyzer" sense, just in the "doesn't produce the...

That's a good find. Even if the build is working for your project (sometimes the differences between the Framework and Core MSBuild don't come into play), there are definitely times...

> is there a way to know that a project has received any configuration from `Directory.Build.props` Probably not, at least not without some additional work. Buildalyzer is primarily aimed at...

Hey, sorry for the _very_ delayed response on this - it's been a hectic summer on my end (with a few more weeks to go until things settle down). I...

> So I assume the exception has to do with the project trying to build itself again at runtime. Is this intended, or is there still a workaround to this?...