Dave Glick

Looking around for ways to compare assemblies, I stumbled on https://www.codeproject.com/articles/501631/compare-two-dll-files-programmatically-using-hash which is about as complicated as I suspected - the problem is that the assembly is stamped with several...

So this looks like it's going to be a pretty deep rabbit hole. On the one hand, I think it would be a good thing to solve - I can...

Okay, might have a fairly workable solution after talking it through on Twitter. I think we can generate an aggregated "all the code involved" hash by: - Turning on deterministic...

A technique I’ve see used in other .NET documentation tools is to specify a source file and region (literally a `#region`) to insert. We could also consider letting you specify...

Great feature request, in fact I think there's another similar one open from a while back in the Statiq.Web repo. Right now we just watch the input folders to catch...

Very interesting problem. I can understand why it failed: the YouTube shortcode is in a family of shortcodes that use a standard called "oEmbed" which requires looking up an endpoint...

@petebannister Some great suggestions and research here. I'm going to take a look at both making the assembly names more obvious and not optimizing the assemblies. I'm also wondering how...

_Love_ this idea. My first thought is why even require a definition file at all. The shortcode could both contain the phrase/word to be output inline as well as the...

These are all excellent points - you’ve convinced me a separate file is the way to go :smile:. The synonyms concept in your example is also fantastic.

I can also confirm I'm seeing this exact same behavior while trying to debug a Function in the latest version of Rider.