Paul Harrington
Paul Harrington
Only if there's overwhelming demand. Here's what I got back from the Settings Store feature owner: > There isn’t a way to delete settings through the settings manager API, sorry....
Thank you for the bug report and the workaround. This is a known issue that started with Visual Studio 2022 17.1. Despite including the necessary Microsoft.ApplicationInsights assembly in the download,...
I think the desire in the original code is to defer formatting the message until/unless it's absolutely needed. In particular, you want to avoid (expensive) formatting if the log level...
Yes, you are missing something. In this PR, message formatting (likely a string allocation) still happens unconditionally inside `AzureEventSourceListener` in order to evaluate the arguments to call the `LogEvent` callback,...
> Does the EventSource not avoid the eager formatting when it calls IsEnabled before calling WriteEvent? Yes, it does. However, this listener subscribes to events at "Verbose" level (meaning everything)...
The App Insights SDK deliberately hides its own dependencies via SdkInternalOperationsMonitor.Enter/Exit I think RemoteDependencyConstants.AI is reserved for distributed correlation. I would avoid it for your own stuff. What requests are...
Thanks, @sharwell. Is the deadlock theoretical, or do you have evidence of one? A quick review of the code doesn't appear to assume any particular thread. - Telemetry logging is...
Thanks. The change to improve startup performance, would it be in 17.11 preview 1?
Agreed. The serialization code for DateTime (https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/blob/cbc9701436853421b389e118e410e7470c887353/src/Common/src/CoreLib/System/Diagnostics/Tracing/TraceLogging/SimpleTypeInfos.cs#L188) assumes the input is UTC and just serializes Ticks. I don't know if that can be changed without breaking existing applications. Workaround: Make...
I think you can use `runas /trustlevel:0x20000 yourapp.exe` on the run command line in PerfView. I'm not sure if it's _exactly_ the same as "non-elevated", but from experience, it was...