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## Addition - `IRtdServer.Heartbeat` not called when expected According to the [Microsoft documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.office.interop.excel.irtdserver.heartbeat) > The Heartbeat method is called by Microsoft Excel if the [HeartbeatInterval](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.office.interop.excel.irtdupdateevent.heartbeatinterval?view=excel-pia#microsoft-office-interop-excel-irtdupdateevent-heartbeatinterval) property has elapsed since the...

Microsoft has acknowledged the bug: > We're acknowledging the bug seems related to a recent perf optimization currently enabled in Beta release. Investigation started to find the root cause and...

Further feedback from Microsoft: > "The fix for the RTD issue has been checked in and should be available in Insiders Beta build 16.0.18108.20000 and later. Please let us know...

Without an update, the RTD problem is no longer present in the Beta or Preview versions I was testing with. The Current version has been updated to 2409 and does...

In the past I found that `xlcOnTime` is more reliable that `Application.OnTime`, but `xlcOnTime` can't be called from a UDF context, or from some other thread, so setting it up...

I think that would be fine, but not something I'm likely to pay much attention to myself.

I have run into this issue in the context of an Excel-DNA add-in for Excel (targeting .NET Framework 4.8). The add-in hosts a WebView2 inside a WinForms UserControl loadded into...

Hi @jmkinzer - we've already implemented step 1 with the optional machine hive check (only when running as admin) for the next version 1.8.0. Maybe you can try the current...

Can you explain the problems you had with v1.7-rc4? This version might support your scenario better than 1.6.

To partly answer your question, the build task is code that runs in the build process, and that is independent of the runtime that is being targeted. So if your...