Nikolai Orekhov

Well If it helps here's an example. I create a key in .NET 7 and here's what I got in Parameters JSON in .NET 8 (Something that should become ):...

Ok I found a fix. Can you please make a new build? public JsonWebKey GetSecurityKey() { return JsonSerializer.Deserialize(Parameters, new JsonSerializerOptions() { PropertyNameCaseInsensitive = true, }); }

Similar thing: ``` @angular-eslint/builder tried to access @angular-devkit/architect, but it isn't declared in its dependencies; this makes the require call ambiguous and unsound ```

Currently you can do it as easy as: public class EnumSchemaFilter : ISchemaFilter { public void Apply(OpenApiSchema schema, SchemaFilterContext context) { if (context.Type.IsEnum) { var array = new OpenApiArray(); array.AddRange(Enum.GetNames(context.Type).Select(n...

I made a package S22.Sasl.Core. Fixed some issues, made classes public and added ability to use NTLMv2 secure channel over SASL. Already in Nuget

The issue still persists. Any dialog open is a leak.

Unfortunately i don't have Exchange to test currrently. If you can give me (privately) a sample account + code that doesn't work I can check it.

My point is method registrations `*AsScoped` will not do what you want in all cases. For example `AddForgeOpenAIAsScoped` adds scoped `OpenAIOptions` but `OpenAIProviderEndpointService` is still registered as a singleton. Therefore...

I tried to write an example but it failed unfortunately because of other reasons. Note that ambigous constructors issue. I managed to run it in the end in my system...

Still great thanks for the library - we already integrated and it works. My only concern was that it's not really friendly for a person who doesn't do deep dive...