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> There has also been an effort to make a HTML/JS version based GUI for PerfView (see the src/PerfVIewJS). This viewer will work in any browser (so it can work...
@yehorb I went with the recursive type caster but patching the serializer seems better. Have you used such code in production? Would you consider making a package of it (or...
@kyleknap Any progress on this? It's mind boggling how boto doesn't allow floats (python's default floating type) out of the box. The most trivial put_item call raises this issue, not...
It is still in my todo list to offer a proper example in the docs, in the meanwhile these couple of comments may help giving an overall idea [[1]](https://github.com/fluentscheduler/FluentScheduler/issues/148#issuecomment-322948623) [[2]](https://github.com/fluentscheduler/FluentScheduler/issues/148#issuecomment-323235890).
Hi there, sorry for taking so long to answer! I'm able to reproduce, it's a bug alright. It's not the easiest fix in the world and I right now I...
There's not much to say other than what is already stated on the XML-docs (IntelliSense). `Initialize`: > Initializes the job manager with the jobs to run and starts it. `InitializeWithoutStarting`:...
Decided to test a bit further, there's definitely a bug with `InitializeWithoutStarting`. This doesn't start the job as expected: ```cs registry = new Registry(); Schedule(() => Console.WriteLine("hello")).ToRunEvery(1).Seconds(); JobManager.InitializeWithoutStarting(registry); ``` But...
As a side note, I ask myself what's the utility of `InitializeWithoutStarting`.
You're totally right, I'm also aware of that. I'm flagging this issue as a bug and leaving it open. Being honest here: since this doesn't affect the other schedules, and...
That's so kind of you, thanks. I'm doing some quality of life updates on version 5 (mainly newer .net standard and async job support) and some housekeeping on existing issues,...