Morten Nielsen

For what it's worth, here's a snippet for finding device portals and generating the url: ```csharp private void FindDevices() { // Doc: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/debug-test-perf/device-portal#service-features-and-notes var aqsFilter = "System.Devices.AepService.ProtocolId:={4526e8c1-8aac-4153-9b16-55e86ada0e54} AND System.Devices.Dnssd.Domain:=\"local\" AND...

The repro app is the UWP Sample app. I haven't observed it elsewhere, however I never use the WinRT HttpClient, but just the .NET one (although deeper down that is...

Suggestion: Instead of loading all those files into memory, post an HttpMultipartContent that consists of HttpStreamContent items. It would GREATLY reduce the code in InstallApplicationAsync, and it would also reduce...

I'm guessing it's because of this bug: https://insider.windows.com/FeedbackHub/fb?contextid=519&feedbackid=19a5af49-38f4-409a-b464-e66f80679545&form=1 We could work around that by using a custom HttpContent object and write to the output stream file by file in a...

Took a first stab at it (see PR linked above). It would need some serious testing

Fixed some bugs tonight, so you should have a lot more luck in your testing

@hpsin Could you try your 4Gb package with this PR and verify memory consumption is better? If not, we might have to explicitly chunk the buffering (simple change), but AFAIK...

@hpsin Does it work without my PR? (provided you have the memory available to pull it off - ie run x64!)

@michael-hawker Sorry no I haven't dug into that part of WPF. But my blogpost here might be helpful: https://xaml.dev/post/Compiling-and-debugging-WPF

@MarcosMeli One of the requirements is to have a completely encapsulated report. Referencing an external jquery would break that and including jquery just for some basic filtering seems rather overkill.