Mark Seemann

There's no _active_ code in Hyprlinkr that takes attribute routing into account. It looks as though this would need to be explicitly added. However, care must be taken to ensure...

Indeed; it say so right here :)

@MatthewRichards Thanks for sharing your solution. As you hint, I'm also concerned that the workaround of assigning named routes dynamically may not be a good idea. I'd really like to...

@jkodroff The original issue is still unresolved, as #36 only enables _named_ attribute routes. It'd be nice to also get support for unnamed attribute routes, but I haven't looked into...

Thank you for your interest in Numsense. As you may have observed, this code base has seen no progress for more than four years, which indicates to me that there's...

Thank you for your interest in contributing to Numsense. The overall code looks promising, and it compiles without warnings on my machine, and all tests pass :+1: I pointed out...

It builds and runs all tests without warnings on my machine, so from a technical perspective I think we're good to go :+1: As I don't read Lithuanian, I'd like...

I solicited a review on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ploeh/status/694983221189156865 Please retweet and spread the word :smile:

Thank you for writing. This particular code base is one I've used for various presentations, so there's no _document_ covering exactly this code base. However, this code base is an...

Well, I don't agree with the decision to remove `Assert.DoesNotThrow`, but I do understand the arguments being made. You could always do something like this: ``` C# [Fact] public void...