Hans Bakker

there is also an issue with creating Azure Container Instances because of this. The `memoryInGB` property can take a float which bicep only supports using the `json` workaround: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/templates/microsoft.containerinstance/containergroups?tabs=bicep

I see `response.json()` is hardcoded - is there a way I could override this behavior? https://github.com/octokit/request.js/blob/5b03156ccb208ac0106305c5e5d8d2d8cbb431b3/src/fetch-wrapper.ts#L138-L142

@gr2m I saw how I could supply a custom `fetch` implementation, but I am wondering whether it is solved that way? I found https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45425169/intercept-fetch-api-requests-and-responses-in-javascript on how to create a fetch...

Maybe [this page](https://g1thubhub.github.io/docker.html) is helpful.

It would be very helpful if this was provided out of the box like SkiaSharp does: https://github.com/mono/SkiaSharp/blob/master/source/SkiaSharp.Views/SkiaSharp.Views.UWP/UWPExtensions.cs

Edit: The message below was written based on the understanding that Nightingale is a paid app, but as @dpaulino pointed out, Nightingale is not paid anymore. Apologies for the confusion....

The above was just what came to my mind; if anybody has a different perspective, I'm curious to hear it! Maybe I'm just not used to this model - usually...

Thank you for the clear answer, and excuse me for my wrong statement, I did not know that Nightingale is not paid anymore. I will update my reaction.

I didn't mean new page types, but more like when there are structure changes or bugfixes in the core of the generated apps. E.g. when you replaced the NavigationView code....

@crutkas I agree that developers could do it themselves, but the reason I wondered was that WTS is positioned as a "one stop shop for best practices". Of course developers...