Javier Campos

@Asesjix when you use `BindCommand`, at least for WinForms, it binds `CanExecute` to the `Enabled` property of the control (I suspect it will be the same for WPF/UWP, but I...

@glennawatson I understand the reasoning, but it gives a pretty bad user experience. I'm not saying the default behavior should be changed, just that an option for throttling the `enabled`...

I have taken some time to make a sample in both Winforms and WPF, and WPF doesn't exhibit the same behvaior regarding the focus (which is the big issue)... seems...

Note that the fact that the control is disabled while `IsExecuting` is `true` makes actual sense (and probably it's how `ICommand` binding is implemented in WPF). The big problem is...

Extensible route constraints should be a must (and I thought that was already solved in asp.net ~12/13 years ago). The `SetParametersAsync` parsing "hack" might work for some very contrived scenarios......

Same here... after downgrading to 1.26.0, I get an error with a .toml file (it's trying to find a remote `pyproject.toml` file or something?) but it works

I have the same problem (in Android), but in addition, my button is not re-enabled (I can see the foreground color change, but not the background, but users can't click...

> So I request STOPPING all development on here, then designing a SANE database schema and accompaniying API, and THEN building a new pouet on top. It's not that hard,...

I'd +1 this but not specifically for owned types, but for one-to-one relationships. Having an UPDATE CASCADE constraint on the FK would be helpful, specially if you use direct SQL...