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Worked for me. I was having this error: > Uncaught TypeError: Globalize.parseDate is not a function. ... I attached the fixed file, as @intermension suggested: ``` /*! ** An extension...

This solution doesn't work for version 1.13.8. Had to disable Turbolinks completely. At any `` from you layout, add `data-turbolinks="false"`.

@sscaling I think it is good to give a little bit of context here. The image is the latest one. The problem is that all the company network connections are...

> Do you mean via a proxy with a not widely trusted cert? @sscaling Yes, exactly.

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I want to make some other suggestions for this Powershell Extension: - Enable-Migrations, Add-Migration and Update-Database commands (from Entity Framework); - scaffold command (from MvcScaffolding);

> Getting Enable-Migrations, Add-Migration, Update-Database and the scaffolding to work is non-trivial. I got that working in SharpDevelop but only by creating custom versions of the the corresponding NuGet packages....

Hi, Martin. There's a bug on the extension. I replaced the old code by a more robust one that solves the error. Additionally, I updated the solution based on some...

Martin, I forgot to change an additional manifest file. Now everything is tested and working.

Hi, Martin. You can just ignore the Backup folder. It was included by my mistake. VS generated the folder when I opened the project in VS2015. By the way, I...