Adam

> No more "just ignore all that stuff and focus on the things between the {}". IMHO if this is the style of teaching then the teaching needs to be...

> Keep it! > > ... > > Also, I'm not punch cards and mainframes, but I'm also not new school. I think it is okay to have your cheese...

Here's an example where I ran into this. I keep having to add my own manual commits to make the build work https://github.com/ahwm/svn-manager/pull/34

The code above is valid for GA4 so would be future-proof. If this isn't updated in the template then it will be required by the dev to override the template...

To use HTTPS via Kestrel, you can edit the appsettings.json like so (we use this extensively for internal services, this may or may not work with automatic certificates such as...

I think the only thing that needs done on BaGet side is an update of the documentation. I don't think there's anything specific BaGet can do itself for HTTPS support....

Further searching found this: https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/27492 So I tried a couple of different values and this ended up working: ``` ```

Old issue, I know, but what about providing a multi-targeted package? https://github.com/wildbit/postmark-dotnet/blob/1e315301d1edb9d55c3ea01cc5e121c3d7310d86/src/Postmark/Postmark.csproj#L3 Would change to ```xml net471;net6.0;net5.0;netcoreapp3.1 ``` Then add conditional references ```xml ``` Then pretty much any new project...

I'd like to add my vote for this. In the Windows Firewall console our setting is "21, 990, 5000-5500" but this library just shows "21, 990, 5000, 5001, 5002, ..."...

So in my solution I just added an extension method to `IFirewallRule` based on this answer: https://codereview.stackexchange.com/a/219223/274517 I now have `rule.AsRangeString()` which outputs something like this: 5004-5005, 7777-7781, 50004-50013 ...