Jerry Wiltse

I'm not sure if it helps , but here is the code... Note that `AuthenticationContext ` comes from `Microsoft.IdentityModel.Clients.ActiveDirectory` ```csharp using Microsoft.IdentityModel.Clients.ActiveDirectory; .... public async Task AcquireTokenAsync( AuthenticationContext context, string...

@StefH reference types, such as classes for example.

I think this makes a lot of sense. I'll give it a try ASAP.

There are reasonable arguments for consuming this library as single files on-demand, as well as for consuming it as a package. Doing github releases improves the situation for consumers wanting...

Yes, we have a documented strategy for it here, but as I said, it’s suboptimal for us and consumers. https://bincrafters.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using_packages.html#packages-without-official-releases

I agree with the observations that there seems to be a lot of boilerplate, although I see fundamental problems with all the suggestions. Sadly, I don't think you'll ever escape...

@jonsequitur thanks for the prompt and thoughtful response. I can understand that there are more factors and priorities to consider than most users will ever realize, especially on an important...

@jonsequitur I can appreciate the need for dynamic/runtime-evaluated command structure, and that the current design gives flexibility for other higher level API's (at the cost of optimizing for ergonomics). I...

@farlee2121 it looks nice. Well done. It emphasizes and uses modern patterns and strategies like composable pipelines and builder strategies which is often good, but I've personally never needed or...

> @solvingj Thanks for this example. This kind of API can absolutely be built on top of the existing library and we've done experiments along these lines from the outset...