Jan Zahradník

Thank you. That easy line works on my computer. I am eager to see whether it will work on Azure Pipeline, but there is an issue with Sonar credentials.

@lahma Maybe you have an idea which should be the direction of Spring.NET for ASP.NET core. There are multiple attitudes so far - replacing built-in IoC or just extending it....

Finally I used a very simplistic approach which suffice my needs. There is an *Activator* ``` c# using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc; using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Controllers; using Spring.Context; using Spring.Context.Support; namespace Spring.AspNetCore { public class...

By *service locator* I mean the pattern. In MVC views, where I need a Spring defined service I use: `ContextRegistry.GetContext()[]` and within controllers where I need an object defined by...

Yes (I assume the `return` keyword is a typo), you can create the context in the very same way as for any console app. I personally use [Spring.FluentContext](https://github.com/mashbrno/Spring.FluentContext) which has...

If you mean containers then yes, I run this on both Windows and Kubernetes. As moving to ASP.NET Core is challenging itself, you should also consider to swap IoC as...

I use [my own set](https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=d3s.spring) which are built from the public source. Just **lahma** was not producing any .NET Standard packages 2 years ago. Finally he manage to access the...

@maulik-modi I completely agree and I mentioned my concerns in previous comments. But as my case there are very few objects and I use it to generate *action links* only...

I've tried to switch to `sensors` package, that returns value, but no luck to visualize it in PRTG. Temperature monitoring is crucial in my small business environment.

Nope, in `/sys/class/thermal/` there are just *cooling_deviceXX*. Maybe due to a Supermicro server? While `sensors` output: ``` k10temp-pci-00c3 Adapter: PCI adapter Tctl: +66.4°C Tccd1: +59.0°C Tccd2: +55.9°C nvme-pci-0e00 Adapter: PCI...