Eduardo Serrano

Here's a repo that let's you easily reproduce the problem: [monocart reporter merge CLI bug when using the zip option on linux repro repo](https://github.com/edumserrano/monocart-reporter-merge-cli-zip-linux-bug). The README should have all the...

> I don't think it's necessary to remove all those files, just ignore it if you use the separated dirs: That's one way I understand, but what I've tried to...

> how about this approach That also doesn't work for me because when I run locally I want the reporter to be in the `test-reporters` dir. Locally I don't run...

> Anyway, I have added new Object options clean and outputFile for zip, please try [email protected] Thank you 👏 I've tested version `2.9.5` and this works as expected. > please...

Regarding [this comment](https://github.com/cenfun/monocart-reporter/issues/147#issuecomment-2399690739): 1) You've updated the `zip` option to support the object type which is great, thank you. 2) I also ask if it would be possible for monocart-reporter...

You are correct. This can already be done by the user. I was asking for it to be built-in into the monocart-reporter library as a default behaviour. A quality of...

I've tested this and can confirm it's working as expected with version `2.9.2`. 👏 Thank you so much @cenfun 🥇

I'm also experiencing the same issue with NuGet updates across my dotnet projects. I've also seen something weird. I was manually triggering dependabot runs to see if it would create...

My workaround for the moment was not by changing the kestrel listening address but by mapping the health checks to absolute URLs using localhost such as: ``` services.AddHealthChecksUI(setupSettings: setup =>...

> @edumserrano @CarlosLanderas > Hi, any update on this ? I didn't find any solution. I just use an absolute url.