James Manning

@liiri that SO question talks about the internal process buffer filling up, which shouldn't be happening here since we're doing the async reads from the output/error to prevent that. There...

@EamonNerbonne yeah, I tried it out ~3.5 years ago when looking to see if anyone had something for listening to live events for stdout/stderr (and added a link to it...

If there are very common scenarios, would it make sense to have a wizard-like approach that stepped through the first few questions and pointed them in the right direction? Easier...

+1 :thumbsup:

The operations that block the UI thread (at least AFAICT / IME) are peek and receive+delete on queues/subscriptions. Admittedly, I may be an outlier when it comes to those, but...

@SeanFeldman agreed, although in this case, I needed to download the contents of the 1.4M messages, so a purge operation that didn't grab the message contents wouldn't have helped me...

@mausch at least for my situation, i was more hoping for something that I could just point at a spreadsheet (which, IMHO, already defines a "schema" through the header row)...

I've started hitting this myself. I was hitting it with WordPress 3.2, updated to 3.4.1, and I'm still hitting it. I'm having trouble finding a definitive place that defines that...

FWIW, WordPress specifically calls the postid out as a string in the returned struct, so it seems like this is By Design on their side and a code change needed...

Also filed a bug on Json.Net just to attempt to definitively establish whether the JObject.Parse behavior is By Design or whether it should preserve offset (presumably by deserializing into a...