Eivind Gussiås Løkseth

Thank’s! I didn’t think of that possibility. I’ll try to implement a `NamecheapProvider` and will send a PR if I get it up and running in my private release. If...

I'm still struggling creating an app from this sample. How about creating a branch to demonstrate how to implement this for React 16? Related question: https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/7bo3j0/react_v16_with_redux_oidc_and_router/

I'm now taking up my pet project again, and revisited this issue after doing some recap. Have you found a way around this issue, @AnthonyCrowcroft?

I'm afraid it has been dead technology for many years. The previous company I was working for still uses it for the on-prem software, so that's why I added support...

If we restructure dependencies, [as described in this thread](https://github.com/fluentmigrator/fluentmigrator/issues/1164), we'll some time in the future be able to get insight into the usage per provider from the download count at...

This is the latest SQL Anywhere stuff on NuGet. Version 17 of the driver is built for .NET Framework, and it may or may not work for .NET Core 3.X...

Ok, I'll take a look at it.

I'll have to call it a day. This was a tricky one to understand. What I've tried to do, is running your **master** branch and **origin/master** and compare the results...

If possible, we should compare the two branches using the same version of Moq. 

I copy stuff like this around all my migration steps: ``` private void AddForeignKeyConstraintIfNotExists(string foreignKeyTable, string foreignKey, string primaryKeyTable, string primaryKey) { string fkName = $"FK_{foreignKeyTable}_{primaryKeyTable}"; if (!ForeignKeyExists(fkName, foreignKeyTable)) {...