Günther Foidl

> I would suggest we change our behavior: first check the new headers. Then the user agent. Sounds like a good plan.

I believe GH-pages doesn only work for public repos (or for the paid team-accounts). So as first spike: https://mycsharptest.z6.web.core.windows.net @BenjaminAbt what do you think of this generated content? I don't...

> We put this repo public asap...? Once we did https://github.com/mycsharp/HttpUserAgentParser/issues/7 (in anyway) I'm OK with making it public. > But dont know if we really need GH docs No...

> it's not in our responsibility as we just use external APIs. We set a sizelimit, so each entry needs to set it too, otherwise: bang exception So at least...

Just remove https://github.com/mycsharp/HttpUserAgentParser/blob/44d7ed94e404ce5d7cfa648fb7103434499d86f6/Directory.Build.props#L22-L24 then there won't be any warnings 😉

> Let's put the thing public, build it into the portal and should get an exception because of #7.

But there's `IntPtr.MaxValue` and `IntPtr.MinValue` -- as properties and not `const`, because of the "evaluation at runtime" as JIT constant. The docs are incorrect, as they allude that only `[int.MinValue,...

Yeah, the docs are correct. Sorry for the statement above that they're incorrect. I got trapped here. What about: > ## Constants > >You can use constant values in the...

Is that background processing inside a grain the right design decision? What happens when the grain [gets deactivated](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/orleans/host/configuration-guide/activation-garbage-collection), but there are still items in the queue? Would it be better...

> A link is usually available in the terminal for quick access when first launching the application Let's assume some HTTP API project where the OpenAPI document / swagger should...