Lindsay Mathieson

> The issue seem to be present on the latest build as well > > I'm not able to use `NSwagGenerateExceptionClasses` to fix my issue Present for me as well...

> Agreed with the above, this feature is not usable if the structure can't easily be updated. Agree, I thought the whole point of json columns was their flexibility, this...

I wrote a command interceptor to change 'strict' to 'lax', which resolved the issue for me, but maybe my approach is naive? Worried that long term I'm creating issues ```c#...

> That means the SHA in the commit field of your .gitrepo file isn't a valid SHA on the remote repo. This can happen if the remote's history was rewritten....

> That means the SHA in the commit field of your .gitrepo file isn't a valid SHA on the remote repo. This can happen if the remote's history was rewritten....

> Are there any examples you have of public repos you are experiencing this on? Is there any way you can generate logs that you would be willing to share...

> The Visual Studio should not inject such a problem since that is also my workflow. If you decide to keep using subrepo, next time you try to do a...

Still getting this error with current latest - Aspire GA. The Problem is with the Service defaults project, it uses ``````, this pulls in ```Microsoft.AspNetCore.App``` which is not supported in...

> What issues? The one from the very first comment `There was no runtime pack for Microsoft.AspNetCore.App available for the specified RuntimeIdentifier 'browser-wasm'`

> This is usually a case of the old script being cached to aggressively. Doing a 'hard refresh' should get you going again. I had this issue this morning, Ctrl-F5...