kasperk81

TargetFrameworkIdentifier is certainly available in csproj. check this out: https://github.com/search?q=TargetFrameworkIdentifier+path%3A*csproj&type=code and your CI fails if there was any problem with the package

yes with GeneratedRegex attribute compiler generates c# code for a given pattern at build time, then compiles it to .net assembly https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types/regular-expression-source-generators

or maybe a wrapper library with moq's public api on top of nsub for a drop-in replacement to aid the (huge amount of) existing code

@dtchepak appreciate your feedback. we were evaluating what needs to be done and the very idea came up to stick with the earlier version of moq for existing code and...

@ColinM9991 when you are dealing with tests for multiple domains (read: different teams / ownership etc.) the least invasive approach (switching the package and replacing namespaces etc.) is encouraged over...

`cp -n` isn't used in this repo?

i think client needs to meet certain requirements to verify: https://www.oftc.net/WebIRC/ @prawnsalad any chance we can get this sorted out?

Just wanted to bring up my browser integration use-case and the associated pain-points.. --- I have installed org.mozilla.firefox (for DRM stuff) and com.microsoft.Teams on Alpine Linux desktop (as google's DRM...

i needed LA64 support for testing. @MrAnno many packages have already added support for this isa (next to riscv64).

note only windows need cmake for msi stuff and adding these three lines in global.json automates its installation anyway https://github.com/dotnet/installer/blob/dbe6e6a6a74d137b9de1aa6006f4a34450688cb9/global.json#L10C1-L12C5 so please don't make the decision just on cmake behalf...