Johan Bennink

@justcla (Beforehand: I am not a CLI person) The integration of libman in VS is super. It would be great for those cases where you prefer to use VS Code...

Wow, this is discouraging. But I followed the steps at [MSIX persistent identity](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/package/persistent-identity) and created the files, added the certificate etc. I am using VS2022 17.5.1 but get an error...

Probably a stale issue but anyways: So `schedule.Time` is that user entered initial start date and the cron expression is something like `0 0 */2 * *` In that case...

I think adding it to the docs is sufficient, and as far as I can see it has been explained in the docs as > Pay attention that */24 is...

Looks like this should work: “At every minute on every 2nd day-of-week and Wednesday.”

@RZeni Won't this give the wrong result if not all schedules have the same distance. Ie `0 10 * * 1-5` Would on a Friday at 08:00 give Friday 10:00...

Since the NET6 fork is 6 commits behind, and one of those commits actueally mentions the token. This commit https://github.com/sherlock1982/ews-managed-api/commit/59fb5faa600ea34bc57566943ea203a43e70f5f9 by @lanfeust69 from June 15, 2020 it might be the...

Wow reading this issue last but this also relates to #15

@odinserj I wondered why cron does not include years for detecting special holidays or special open/closed periods that only exist in that specific year. This relates to cron expression used...

Wow I found this project because I wanted to exclude a specific schema during deployment and noticed the same thing as mentioned above. The generated script still lists the sections...