Lars Wesselius

You're getting *raw* pixel data back in the format specified. *picture* is vital in this. You can create a `System.Drawing.Bitmap` from it, if you like. Easiest way is using this...

Hope you get well soon! What I suspect is happening is that the picture IntPtr is being updated before your code finishes updating the Image, causing tearing (as in, part...

I had a look, looks like the save format is quite a bit different from what it was. It now starts with some length prefixed strings that I don't know...

I guess this is because of WPF trying to use hardware acceleration? I'm not sure but you could try Proton or otherwise try and compile yourself with hardware acceleration disabled...

Just a tip for others looking to use this feature; **this is about the .NET Core version for which I could not find source!** Had a look at this one...

Not sure why this is not fixed yet - a possible solution was already proposed in https://github.com/reactiveui/refit/pull/1190 but was closed for reasons I don't understand. The solution in there seems...

For those having issues, this works for me: https://gist.github.com/LarsWesselius/2a48ef7d109b895554487e424ffc1041 So something similar can probably be implemented in this project :)

> Edit: I see. Checked the migrator, seems like the provider is trying to be a good guy and [reload the types after enum migrations](https://github.com/npgsql/efcore.pg/blob/dba77fd16bf29d825caf5a5c6f78365b43393326/src/EFCore.PG/Migrations/Internal/NpgsqlMigrator.cs#L79). I think it should check...

Sure, example posted here: https://github.com/LarsWesselius/npgsqlMigrationBug/tree/main Can also confirm something like this fixes the issue but I can't pretend to have enough knowledge of the npgsql project to know whether this...

I found some time to have a look at this myself. The check requires code 1000 to be returned upon closing the socket. For some reason, the event is empty...