Darrell

I am hitting this error too. The snowflake driver throws if it is passed a paramater where the DbType is `DbType.AnsiString`: https://github.com/snowflakedb/snowflake-connector-net/blob/4cf73d42d6f40fc42608e3e88a642487a97ce09f/Snowflake.Data/Core/SFDataConverter.cs#L218 On windows I can run a test that...

My hypothesis was wrong.. The issue occurred when passing an empty list param. In my test the list wasn't empty. When running on test environment it was - and error...

> what's the value in a shared abstraction? Having "one way" to do authentication irrespective of hosting model / paradigm. Sure the providers you'd pull in look different for a...

@rockfordlhotka any progress on this one? Just dumping some thoughts here on implementation: See implementation thoughts I noticed in one of your posts code like this: ``` @if (vm.GetPropertyInfo(nameof(vm.Model.Name)).CanRead) {...

Might be worth adding one more - the ability to pass the gitversion config as STDIN to `gitversion calculate` so that if present gitversion calculate doesn't have to look got...

@arturcic fair. I don't mind either way but just wanted to elaborate that, as `gitversion config` command manages the config, it may be nice to keep the logic around where...

I am trying to define a type in one module bicep file, that references a type declared in another module bicep file. VS isn't recognising it: /modules/foo.bicep ```bicep type Foo...

@jeskew After enabling custom types and getting everything to compile, when actually deploying to azure, I get these new errors: ``` {'code': 'MultipleErrorsOccurred', 'message': 'Multiple error occurred: BadRequest,BadRequest,BadRequest. Please see...

I'd like to monitor a service too, using `dotnet-counters`. This would be a step to enabling sidecars in swarm which would be awesome.

I think this comes down to `dotnet format` doing an impliciit restore: - https://github.com/dotnet/format/blob/main/tests/Utilities/DotNetHelper.cs#L53 when I try to do a `dotnet restore` manually inside this in the container I see...