jason-e-gross

It hasn't been updated in awhile -- but I have modified it to work in .NET CORE cross-platform (linux, etc). The reason it wouldn't work in Mono is because it's...

Alright, I'll clean it up - update the README.MD and link the fork later sometime today.

To clarify -- I'm seeing it with _any_ removed module. Not just ones named the same but with different upper/lowercase in name (ie., barkModule vs BarkModule). I had a device...

Through the IoT Hub interface on Azure portal. In all instances, so far - it's doing this. I'll click Edge Devices (Preview), then select the device. Then target the module...

I don't think this is accurate -- because on the device, I've done these things: - Stopped the agent. - Started the agent. - Confirmed it's _not_ showing up in...

I think we're getting our wires crossed. Adding a module to a device is done through the IoT Hub interface -- do we not also remove them from there as...

OK, I'll let you at it. I've doubly confirmed that: 1. The deleted module is not on the portal's version of the module twin. 2. The deleted module is not...

I can do that for my OCD sake, but in trying to build a monitoring tool that uses that method to get a list of modules and if they're alive...

Yep, that does do the trick. I can reproduce it by doing as you said - modifying it in the Hub Portal while the device is off/agent not running. What...

Expanding on others, this is what worked for me: ``` :root:has( /* modal */ :is( .modal-open, .modal:target, .modal-toggle:checked + .modal, .modal[open] ) ) { scrollbar-gutter: auto; overflow: auto; } :root:has(...