Jon Sequeira
Jon Sequeira
Interesting. I haven't seen that but it's definitely not necessary to budget execution time for `verify`.
@pccai This looks like a separate problem. Would you mind opening a separate issue for it and including the results of `dotnet-try --version` and `dotnet --info`? Thanks.
> Could this be related to the fact that the projects I am compiling have dependent project assemblies? @ritchiecarroll Does it work for you without the project-to-project dependencies? For example,...
@pccai You're using an older version that doesn't work with the latest SDKs. Can you run the following and try again? ```console > dotnet tool uninstall -g dotnet-try > dotnet...
@pccai You might also try cleaning out out the build outputs. The `.binlog` file looks like it's still there from the older version.
@ritchiecarroll If you do a `dotnet build` of your backing project, how long does it take to complete?
Wow, great find! Thanks for your persistence on this. I opened #869 to track this.
Which features are you thinking of? Local (`dotnet-try`) versus web-based (e.g. https://dotnet.microsoft.com/learn/dotnet/in-browser-tutorial/1) have a number of differences in capabilities.
Prior to our move to web assembly, server-side execution took place in transient containers because all users were anonymous. The infrastructure to manage these containers is not part of this...
Right. The security boundary is the user's browser in the case of our web assembly implementation. In the server-based implementation, the security boundary is the machine with whatever limitations are...