Tyler Brinks

It shouldn't run forever given you only have so many stack frames before the process will overflow. Regardless, I'll look at whether the depth guard can be used in this...

Typically each Azure Function would implement `IFunctionAppConfiguration` and fill in the Build method with function configurations to make use of FunctionMonkey. In my case, they're mostly Http Route functions with...

> Could you please expand a little more information to reproduce your issue? Base class for what for the commands or for the command handlers? > > Your project that...

I pulled down the FunctionMonkey source and ran against an empty project with the same error. That's good news; it's not hard to reproduce. The code fails in FunctionMonkey.Compiler when...

Uncovering more as I dig deeper. I found a couple odd behaviors I can't yet explain. First, the assembly resolving fails outright to load the Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.Abstractions DLL in the Resolving...

> I tested my project with a version of Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions greater than 3.0.3 and started getting the same error "Could not load file or assembly"... @TylerBrinks could you please describe...

> Not sure if this is related, but I had a similar issue when upgrading to Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions 3.0.6 with various nuget packages failing with "Unexpected error: Could not load file...

I double checked my original solution (as opposed to my scratch project in the FunctionMonkey solution) and I was already on 3.0.6 and happened to have the `true` already in...

> @TylerBrinks Try to downgrade Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions to 3.0.3 version. Just did that in both my actual project and a scratch project in the FunctionMonkey code with same error. I'm not...

It's an interesting issue since CSS doesn't allow the value, but browsers handle the incorrect syntax. I'm looking at options on how to handle it since, technically, one could overflow...