Tim Moore

To add, I'm looking at using TransactionScope to wrap around LiteDatabase and I'm trying to understand the bahaviour to do that.

What I'm not sure about is the `Rollback()` call. If the commit doesn't happen due to exception and given it's Write-Ahead Logging, there's nothing to rollback surely? Or is it...

But that's the point of a transaction. The changes aren't committed until Commit. If an exception occurs the transactions aren't applied to the database as an atomic operation. As I...

Is this reproduceable with .NET Core (.NET 6 for example)? Also, is there any difference when creating LiteDatabase instances at point of use (and disposing after) instead of a singleton?

When this occurs are there any errors or is it just hung? In particular are there any "Access denied" or "File in use by another process" exceptions occurring just before...

Tried 5.0.17 and doesn't resolve the issue I'm seeing. Using Process Monitor I do see a few DELETE PENDING entries just before it locks up, on the '-log.db' file. In...

See also #25 ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback is not supported in .NET Core it seems even if documentation says .NET Core, particularly as this library now uses HttpClient.

I think the problem here is with the variable definition in Grafana rather than the macro. Using the custom variable type specifying a series of comma separated values, the variable...

I've found a workaround using trims and a split. The trims to remove { and }, and the split to convert the comma separated string into an array. ``` let...

Okay, I realise now why the brackets pass through. Having read the right bit of the documentation, I need to use "${room:csv}" to produce a comma separated list without the...