Hugo Quintela Ribeiro

Sorry, I forgot to mention that: VS 16.5.4. No, none of the files show in solution explorer.

Well. I'll try to explain with more detail. This happens in .NET Core projects. Plain. No packages.config. Has I said, we reference a design-time package that we use to set...

I correct myself. I just found that the files do show up on one of the solution projects (although all reference them). That project SDK is Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Web. The others are:...

All packages are restored to a folder in the solution directory tree, as set in the nuget.config file that sits in the root of the solution: ``` ``` The directory...

Any way to work around this?

Same problem here. And it's impossible to have the Swagger UI on the same domain as the authorization server...

> @brockallen we would like to see an improvement here. We are using the provided Caching Stores in a multi regional architecture. The current caching setup has a few disadvantages...

You mean a simplified package after being processed with il-repack? I believe that I can reproduce this without il-repack, if I add an internal type named `Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.LoggerMessageAttribute` in the original...

> With il-repack, it can be configured to not internalize specific types. Do you know if this is possible to use in your case? > > ``` > - /internalize[:]...

> Can you provide a minimal reproduction of this issue using il-repack? It would help with investigations. OK. This is reproducible by referencing a simple client library. Here's a solution...