Mark Adamson
Mark Adamson
See: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-the-net-upgrade-assistant-preview/ It looks like it covers everything and perhaps even takes inspiration from some features like the great walkthrough mode that @andrew-boyarshin implemented. It also tries to remove transitive...
It would be good if this could be cleared out or moved to the csproj. Below is a very typical example based on the default project created by Visual Studio....
I've seen it in a few projects now and I believe it is something that was put in by VS2010 templates to indicate the Visual Studio version and probably others....
Currently gives warning that the files were not previously included, but they were, so it's no problem if they are covered by the new wildcard. Wildcard usage was pretty rare...
I'll try and post an example project later, but after converting two old unit test projects, I was left with the following references in each one which I had to...
This would be really useful for us. We don't have an option to use Linux for development unfortunately
## Description If I have a Given-When condition in a `Background` step and I add a `Scenario Outline`, then an error is thrown: ## To Reproduce Use the same terraform...
We sometimes extend react datasheet by extending the underlying default behaviour. But when doing this from typescript, it doesn't seem to be able to find the components to import them....
- Fixes #1644, adding direct support for .net core exes by looking for the assembly custom attribute in the actual .net backing DLL rather than in the native .exe entry...
**Squirrel version(s)** 1.9.1 **Description** I am deploying a .net core 3 console application with squirrel, which mostly works. But the tool is not detected as a squirrel aware app so...