Thomas Levesque

Also interested in this. It would be very useful to help investigate issues in code not equipped with this library.

Hi @gregbair, thanks for the suggestion. Yes, I thought about this too. But I couldn't think of a nice way to specify which initializers could be run in parallel and...

I spent a bit of time thinking about this, and even started to implement it. I came up with something like this: ```csharp // I0 and I1 in parallel //...

> You can inject `IEnumerable` and then `await Task.WhenAll(initializers)`. No? Yes, but what would you inject them into? Another initializer? You would then have a circular dependency, since that initializer...

Hi @irontoby, > the DI convention that the order in which services are defined does/should not matter. I don't think this is a convention, and if it is, it's not...

Hi @papiermache, Well, AutoRunCustomTool relies on VS support for custom tools, so if it's not supported in .NET Core projects, AutoRunCustomTool can't make it happen... What kind of project is...

> even though there are tons of blogs/articles/posting about it Yeah, and now they're all obsolete :( > How did you find out it was abandonned – I looked everywhere...

I investigated this, and... I have no idea what's going on. In the [extender provider's `GetExtender` method](https://github.com/thomaslevesque/AutoRunCustomTool/blob/7b91152f3c8b770166fccb6e134a74df797a15ed/AutoRunCustomTool/PropertyExtenderProvider.cs#L27), for an item in a "classic" project, I can get the `FullPath` property...

@madskristensen @jaredpar thanks for helping find the right person! @sharwell thanks. To be honest, I'm not very familiar with VS extensibility, I only made this extension work in the first...

Looks like the extension actually works _partially_ for SDK-style projects. If you manually set the `RunCustomToolOn` property on an item in the csproj file, it works as expected. What doesn't...