Mike Zboray

After examining this issue for a while, I have an idea on how to resolve this. From what I can tell, the modification is made in `BamlResourcePatcher.ProcessRecord(AssemblyInfoRecord record)`: ``` private...

@timotei Loading multiple versions of the same assembly is definitely supported in .NET in general. It requires that you strong name all assemblies which we are doing. In WPF/XAML, in...

@timotei I believe this case is slightly different. In my case I have 3 assemblies: 1. Host application. (I don't control this, and if you can inspect the raw xaml...

@timotei See my repo with the demo code: https://github.com/mzboray/DemoWpfSideBySide

I've put an example in this repo comparing to xunit's behavior: https://github.com/mzboray/nunitappdomainexample

I've expanded the example I had that was an extremely basic comparison between xunit and nunit's treatment of appdomains to a more fully realized demonstration that is more realistic.

Yes. If you check out the repo I posted, build.ps1 will run the tests run successfully with the console runner and domain=None option. So my ask is really for this...

Hi. There's some sample code in [HighPrecisionTimer/TimerDemo/Program.cs](https://github.com/mzboray/HighPrecisionTimer/blob/master/HighPrecisionTimer/TimerDemo/Program.cs) However, for an interval like 100ms it is unlikely you will need this code and you can use the .NET's builtin System.Threading.Timer for...