John Altenbernd
John Altenbernd
Thanks! That did the trick. I deleted **%localappdata%\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\ComponentModelCache** and it worked.
I was able to get it working, somewhat, in an Azure Function on Linux Consumption Plan with .NET 5. I added the BrowserFetcherOptions to the Program class under the Host.ConfigureServices....
No, I never did. I eventually moved over to Browserless.io for all my Puppetter processing. Works much better.
Yes. I used the paid version. After struggling with my issues of the Function shutting down randomly, I just decided to go with Browserless.io.
The only other solution I didn't try was just setting up a VM in Azure and running Puppeteer from the VM.
Yes. That's the very same article I used to setup my whole Linux Consumption Plan to use Puppeteersharp. My question is why does it fail intermittently when trying to open...
Trying an implementation of what @Oleg26Dev put together in his sample code into a **.NET 6 Blazor Server application**. Able to get it to work when a Controller is added....
Did what you recommended above, but my `IMultiTenantContextAccessor` that I inject into the page has the `MultiTenantContext` as null.
@marcmontecalvo How? Your two posts are just general information about Blazor. How does it help with Finbuckle?