Sudsy

No problem. Those files are in the same folder as the source file.

Thanks for alerting me to this issue after my [question on SO.](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71581975/define-extern-function-printf-style-in-ispc-for-logging). I think if you could send debugging output to a callback function instead of directly to OutputDebugStringA it...

I can confirm that this is still a problem in lambda even after upgrading to dotnetcore 2.1.0

Yes, It works without autodiscovery. My workaround for anyone else experiencing this issue is to use a bash command to get the name server to query. `var nameServer = $"cat...

I think for my purposes the combination of the statuses you have listed above and a simple string that contains the exception message would work. Would that work across the...

I'd like to see more error details in the terminated message #535 to avoid duplication in code for error management. I would second the need for "A much better reviewed+tested...

@xsbr Have you thought about a pull request for your commits to merge them back into the core project? It seems like a few people have been working on the...

Just discovered this too. Wasn't using the recursive option and it still removed files in the destination. Also found that a gdrive pull will delete local files that do not...

Thanks for putting up the wiki. It doesn't quite go far enough in explaining that files will be deleted in the destination. I think it covers the simple use case...

That's a simple way to solve the problem. I will check it next time I get a chance.