Daniel Turan

It seems to be reproducible, when there is a Task.Delay in the ItemsProvider callback: private async ValueTask ProvideItems(ItemsProviderRequest request) { using var db = _dbContextFactory.CreateDbContext(); await Task.Delay(200, request.CancellationToken); var items...

What about when user clicks the close button, or the toast is closed programmatically (not possible right now, but most likely will be in the future) I suggest `OnClosed` callback...

Hi @chrissainty, is there any progress on this? I'm sure you are quite busy, so let me know if you need help. I need customizable timeout per toast instance. Is...

@hellfirehd: "immediately fade out upon mouse out" - In my own toast notifications library I have a ExtendedTimeout option, which is used toastr as well: https://codeseven.github.io/toastr/demo.html basically you can configure...

+1 Regarding the design, what about `void ShowToast(ToastLevel level, string message, string heading = "", ToastSettings settings = null);`

Thanks @nickalbrecht, that is convenient way, but I still prefer separate build task in VSTS. VSTS templates for .net core have separate build task for `dotnet restore`. So restoring .NET...

Well, I don't think dotnet restore is the right place either. dotnet restore is for nuget packages. just like there is npm install for npm, bower install for bower, I...

@ronnieoverby: How so? I understand that if you run `dotnet build` without restoring packages first, it will restore them automatically, which is good, but it is a good practice in...

I've created Azure DevOps extension that adds "Restore Libman" build step to DevOps project. See: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Liero.Libman Source Code: https://github.com/Liero/libman-vsts-extension. Feel Free to clone if you want to support it officialy

Once we agree on design proposal, I can post PR. Concept of Severity in FV is very straightforward - Rules can be configured with Severity level and validation results will...