Joe Ward

Sounds essentially the same.

I suspect the problem is here: https://github.com/dotnet/docfx/blob/0341b6c0e4ec999da8cef6ac50ab720160d09c35/src/Microsoft.DocAsCode.Metadata.ManagedReference/Resolvers/CopyInheritedDocumentation.cs#L37 There's an assertion that the constructor function belongs to a class, but that isn't necessarily the case.

@paulushub I don't think inheritdoc needs to do anything useful here (a warning would suffice). However, DocFX simply exiting without any indication of what or where the problem lies is...

Currently, DocFX sets the "strikethrough" option for the Markdig "emphasisextra" extension, which overrides the use of other emphasis types. https://github.com/dotnet/docfx/blob/d51b62378ab55fdf56244c3d5134f7c388fe5083/src/Microsoft.DocAsCode.MarkdigEngine.Extensions/MarkdownExtensions.cs#L21 Perhaps if the "user" specifies Markdig custom extensions in markdownEngineProperties,...

We are seeing this too (DocFX 2.70.0).

@PascalPrecht , @robinboehm, Are you sure this is the same problem? Swipes are tied to fingers, not the hand, so you could potentially have 5 swipes generated simultaneously with one...

The central issue, which can occur with the animationFrame loop, is that there is information in the Gesture object which is tied to a frame (Pointable ID, Hand IDs), but...

We may just have to document that there is a potential mismatch between the gesture and the current frame when using animationFrames.

isFlipped was never actually implemented in the native APIs either -- it always returns false. There's actually no way for the Leap Motion sensor to know whether hands are coming...