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gdkchan
gdkchan commented Jul 26, 2021

Feature Request

What feature are you suggesting?

Overview:

OpenGL 4.5 introduced support for DSA functions. Basically, they allow the state of the OpenGL objects to be changed without needing to bind them beforehand. On older versions of OpenGL, the typical way to copy data from one buffer to another for example, is:

GL.BindBuffer(BufferTarget.CopyReadBuffer, sourceBufferH
enhancement gpu good first issue
vanillajonathan
vanillajonathan commented Apr 25, 2022

When scaffolding from a SQLite database using the dotnet ef tool it will create the DbContext with the initial lowercase if the database filename is lowercase.

Example:

dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold "DataSource=blogging.db;Cache=Shared" Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Sqlite

It creates the DbContext with the filename bloggingContext.cs and the class name bloggingContext which is

type-enhancement customer-reported good first issue area-scaffolding
MartinCarpentier
MartinCarpentier commented Dec 29, 2018

Expected Behavior / New Feature

Support sticky sessions for ServiceDiscoveryProviders

Actual Behavior / Motivation for New Feature

When using websockets with ocelot in a distributed system, problem can arise since ocelot, as far as i know, doesn't support sticky sessions when working with service discovery providers.

The functionality could be great if it could work with both consul

enhancement help wanted good first issue
OrchardCore
hishamco
hishamco commented Feb 14, 2022

I added an admin menu, when I attach a new Link Admin Menu, I saw the following hint:

The url of the link. A link will be shown only if it or one of their children have a url. The url will be relative to the root of the admin site

Seems the Url is relative to the site not the admin site

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