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no Omnisharp file in directory – doesn't work.

same problem here...

no Omnisharp file in directory – doesn't work.

thanks for the tip @ceres629 BUT... why should mono be required? what if I just want to use .NET Core? So I would still see it as a bug

path shortening

I'm having the same problem :(

Using the Exceptional with function returning Task<List<T>>

Task already encompasses failure, so the combination of Task and Exceptional is redundant

Can we create an Entity framework model using custom types?

That's an interesting question, and hopefully someone who uses EF more than me will give a good answer... My feeling is that you may have to have 2 fields, the...

Alternative, type-safe approach to Middleware<T>

Hi Stan, thanks for that. I would encourage you to also post this on the book forum at [https://forums.manning.com/forums/functional-programming-in-c-sharp](https://forums.manning.com/forums/functional-programming-in-c-sharp) so that other readers may have a look and potentially give...

Alternative, type-safe approach to Middleware<T>

Done! On Mon, Nov 5, 2018 at 2:37 AM StanislawSwierc wrote: > I've contacted Manning support to get access to the forum, but it is > locked to people who...

Ambiguous call to SelectMany

Indeed, you've hit it on the nail, @dogwith1eye ... this is something that escaped both me and my technical reviewers. Normally the compiler should pick the most specific overload available,...

Ambiguous call to SelectMany

That last part is understandable. The LINQ query is interpreted using the ternary `SelectMany`, while your desugared version uses a binary `SelectMany`, which I've not implemented since it doesn't seem...

Does not work after migrating to csproj

@CurlyFire once the adapter for .Net Core is done, you should be able to run your tests with the `dotnet test` CLI command (as well as VS)