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Right now when I need to create a new website what should I choose? The templates look similar but with some differences. I think this should be documented with some good guidance for beginners.
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I do not see why there is the existence of both https://github.com/dodyg/practical-aspnetcore/tree/master/projects/logging and https://github.com/dodyg/practical-aspnetcore/tree/master/projects/hello-world-with-logging
They are practically the same. I think that hello world with logging should be removed.
Also, https://github.com/dodyg/practical-aspnetcore/tree/master/projects/logging-with-f
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Serenity Guide - Cast and Characters they played
Has an issue with the intermediary table layout - PersonId and MovieId column headers are over the wrong data.
Not sure if this should go here but thought - I should at least FYI. (I am reading that guide in detail.)
Intermediary Table - data does not line up with
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Update Release Notes
I see that there is a new version showing in my Nuget Package Manager. However, the Release Notes haven't been updated since Nov. 2017. It would be nice to not have to dig thru recent commit(s) to see what's been changed. Can you please update the Release Notes?
Add CONTRIBUTING.md
With increasing maintainers + helpers this is needed.
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Documentation
Ce serait bien d'avoir des fichiers readme.md pour documenter chaque projet.
Il y a beaucoup de projets mais nous ne sommes pas sûrs de ce que chacun fait.
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This is the current experience for editing the start/end time on the EditSession page:
It currently relies on the default input field rendering for DateTimeOffset
which isn't great, due to issues with the browsers' own pickers not supporting round-trippable formats.
We might have
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Cleanup tests for v4
We will be doing something akin to #91
- A better split between
unit
,acceptance
ande2e
with a 70, 20, 10 split - No more hand building requests, need factories for that
- Clean up naming convention.
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adding a player with mutation:
mutation ($player: PlayerInput!){
createPlayer(player: $player){
id
name
birthDate
}
}
and variables:
{
"player":{
"name":"test"
}
}
creates the player, with no validation for any field.
then reading the player generates the following error:
{
"data": {
"player": {
"name": "test"
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There is a discrepancy between documentation for the RecurrenceEditor
between javascript and Asp.Net Core (the Javascript version being the correct one, but still inconsistent).
If you read the documentation for Asp.Net Core in the very first section, you can see that the 5 default frequencies contain the value
Writing the read me documentation make me think about the use of <preference only="mobile">
vs <device include="mobile">
. What is the difference? Because its look like it achieve the same purpose.
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If you're creating a bug/problem report, please include followings:
Aspnetboilerplate Angular Template 5.2
Integration with the explanation from the page:
https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/OData-AspNetCore-Integration
in .net core 3.1 mvc.internal is removed: