Denys Grozenok

In my case the problem was with zone.js patch and angular-material module usage. I don't remember why, but I added ```typescript import 'zone.js/dist/zone-patch-rxjs'; ``` to `polyfills.ts` This appeared to be...

In my case the problem was with zone.js patch and angular-material module usage. I don't remember why, but I added ```typescript import 'zone.js/dist/zone-patch-rxjs'; ``` to `polyfills.ts` This appeared to be...

In my case the problem was with zone.js patch and angular-material module usage. I don't remember why, but I added ```typescript import 'zone.js/dist/zone-patch-rxjs'; ``` to `polyfills.ts` This appeared to be...

Great! Works exactly as I needed. Thanks!

One question though. Is it possible to create an arbitrary using reflection given the Type? Something like this would be helpful: ```csharp Arb.Default.Derive(Type type) ```

I can call the `Derive` function using reflection given the `valueType`: ```csharp var deriveMethod = typeof(Arb) .GetMethod(nameof(Arb.Default.Derive))? .MakeGenericMethod(valueType); var valueTypeArb = deriveMethod?.Invoke(null, null); ``` But now I would like to...

Yes, that was the idea. Though I was thinking about that as a last resort for the types I don't have covered yet. The types I would like to handle...

Just tried the version 3.0.0-beta1 and couldn't figure out how to implement the scenario with the dynamic arbitraries anymore for the case of nested types. Here is an example: ```csharp...

Thank you. On a related note, when I have MyArbitraries class describing all the domain types, would it be possible to have it provided to all Xunit `Property` attributes on...

Perfect! Exactly what I needed. Thank you!