Josh

I believe `transfer` only passes 2300 gas by default, which isn't enough to do the `call` + `emit`. Use `.call` instead

Sure, but if I remember correctly, the `CALL` opcode takes 2100 gas? Something like that, anyway. `CALL` is how your function is called, and eats away at the 2300 gas...

Just posting my support for this... cus it's driving me nuts. The analyzers are like a virus. Everything we do is Async. We shouldn't be forced into adding "Async" on...

Thanks! `$(NoWarn);VSTHRD200` works beautifully, but I won't tell the nuget folks. I already committed to going bonkers.

3rd this. And even better would be a websocket subscription for news, so we don't have to consume polygon resources with a poll every minute/second/nanosecond :D

I have the same issue. I've got this open [stack overflow question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66727576/how-to-publish-this-c-sharp-source-generator-with-dependencies-on-nuget), which is a bit wandering, but I suspect everything would be fixed if the 2.0 to 2.1 mismatch...

A solution that worked for me: - Right click on Colorcop.exe - Click Properties -> Compatibility - Click "Change high DPI settings" - Click both checkboxes Then it works as...