Leonardo Chaia

Own a P52 and am able to help

I'd love to see a solution without depending on Angular Material.

Hi. Side question, is there a way to know that a project has received any configuration from `Directory.Build.props`? I'm considering using this package under the hood for [dotnet-affected](https://github.com/leonardochaia/dotnet-affected) Supporting which...

Hi @daveaglick , thanks for the link. I did some debugging and I discovered there are properties for `DirectoryBuildPropsPath` already that includes the path when a Directory.Build.props file is present....

Well, unfortunately angular-recursion did not solve our problem. We ended up typing inline the recursive directive template, appending and compiling it manually on the directive's link function. Definitively a really...

Hi @sheikalthaf, please add this to the readme and consider flagging the project as Deprecated on GitHub. I was completely unaware of this and I'm using it on production. Just...

Hi @wterpstra ! Nice to see it out of preview. Do you wanna give this a go?

To add on to this: > What this means is that if you had multiple Directory.Packages.props files in your repository, the file that is closest to your project’s directory will...

Hi @CHarnel. For Github Actions we have our own action to simplify stuff: https://github.com/leonardochaia/dotnet-affected-action#for-building-branches However, I am not sure why `develop` is not being found, perhaps its `origin/develop` or similar?...

Hi @CHarnel Still not sure why it wouldn't work. I've had these issues before when using `develop` instead of `origin/develop`, but I'm not sure it is the case here. Repository...