Adam Kauffman

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I saw this today on a non-standard FTP server hosted by an old embedded device. What I can tell is that when you ask the server to `LIST /FOLDERNAME` it...

Here is a redacted example of the problem: ``` Status: Connecting to Response: 220 FTP server ready. Command: USER *** Response: 331 User name okay, need password. Command: PASS ***...

To get the behavior I want I am using: client.SetWorkingDirectory(ftpPath); var ftpList = Await client.GetListingAsync(null, FtpListOption.NoPath); It would be nice to have a Custom Server detection that would behave this...

The [troubleshooting guide ](https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli/tree/master/doc/troubleshooting#machine-wide-provisioning)does show a command that should install WinGet from PowerShell locally. Instead it throws a COM Exception. ``` PS C:\temp\Microsoft.DesktopAppInstaller_8wekyb3d8bbwe> Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -online -PackagePath '.\Microsoft.DesktopAppInstaller_8wekyb3d8bbwe.msixbundle' -LicensePath '.\b0a0692da1034339b76dce1c298a1e42_License1.xml' -DependencyPackagePath...

This was fixed five months ago. Why isn't it committed to prod?

Rubberduck is a static code analysis tool that has some code improvement features. It can change your code to be more efficient but it doesn't change how VBA works. Your...

I would want a decorator called `@Constructor` because VBA doesn't allow for Constructor Overloading with different number of parameters. What are the uses for property injection outside of a constructor?

I am fully opposed to telemetry both personally and professionally. I dislike it in my personal life and always turn it off. At work I am required to turn off...

@CyberDyneLabs You don't need to parse in order to use the export\import features. RubberDuck can only export VBA code. If you are attempting to version control your entire Access Database...

In the current version (SDK 6.0.401) the only way to get a single file app on the desktop is through publish. If you then want access to that final EXE...